09-21-2011, 02:47 PM
Second part of the interview, video:
http://www.wmur.com/video/29250275/detail.html
Highlights:
- Wendell's mom confirms that Celina was found wrapped in a blue blanket.
- Celina's mom Louisa says that Celina and her sister (Kayla) shared a room in an updated, wide open cellar that they loved. She says Kayla is afraid and the reporter says that Louisa has cut her hours so that Kayla is never alone. (If she suspects Wendell and they presumably know exactly where he is at all times, would she be afraid for Kayla? Maybe, not sure.)
- Louisa says Wendell called her at the consignment store at 9:20 the day Celina was reported missing.
- The reporter says that Louisa is devasted emotionally and financially. Wendell helped pay the rent in their previous home. Louisa has to travel back and forth to West Stewartstown to answer questions and she can't afford the gas money. The police still have the family's computer and cell phones.
I feel badly for this family, but wouldn't personally donate any money (which I believe was at least a small part of the motive for the interviews, otherwise why bring up the financial issues in the first public interview?). We still don't know what happened to Celina and who was involved.
When Wendell's mom says he is not talking to anyone about Celina, I guess that includes LE. Wonder if he has a lawyer or just declines to be interviewed. LC: can anyone simply decline to be questioned or are there repercussions? TIA.
Hoping we see some movement in this case soon.
http://www.wmur.com/video/29250275/detail.html
Highlights:
- Wendell's mom confirms that Celina was found wrapped in a blue blanket.
- Celina's mom Louisa says that Celina and her sister (Kayla) shared a room in an updated, wide open cellar that they loved. She says Kayla is afraid and the reporter says that Louisa has cut her hours so that Kayla is never alone. (If she suspects Wendell and they presumably know exactly where he is at all times, would she be afraid for Kayla? Maybe, not sure.)
- Louisa says Wendell called her at the consignment store at 9:20 the day Celina was reported missing.
- The reporter says that Louisa is devasted emotionally and financially. Wendell helped pay the rent in their previous home. Louisa has to travel back and forth to West Stewartstown to answer questions and she can't afford the gas money. The police still have the family's computer and cell phones.
I feel badly for this family, but wouldn't personally donate any money (which I believe was at least a small part of the motive for the interviews, otherwise why bring up the financial issues in the first public interview?). We still don't know what happened to Celina and who was involved.
When Wendell's mom says he is not talking to anyone about Celina, I guess that includes LE. Wonder if he has a lawyer or just declines to be interviewed. LC: can anyone simply decline to be questioned or are there repercussions? TIA.
Hoping we see some movement in this case soon.