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Sterling82
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AgFan1974 said:

Sterling82 said:

The more I think about it, I'm leaning heavily toward APD being extremely derelict. The first mention of the suicide note shows up in their latest statement and that, in my opinion, raises even more questions. We know the possible suspects had access to the phone. And, the mother claims APD even gave it to them after the body was found. Then ultimately the mother got the phone. What serious investigation would pass around potential evidence in this fashion? Their conduct just doesn't align with the serious nature of the events.

I wonder if APD is softening their posture to keep these kids talking? If you do not have enough to charge someone, what is the harm in stating there is currently no sign of foul play? You can always reverse course when you do have what you need. If you come out of the gate hard when you suspect there MAY be foul play, the kids lawyer up and get defensive. You would not reveal this to the victims family either if it was your strategy.

I hope something like this is the case if in fact this was more than a suicide.

In either case... Prayers for this family. The young lady was beautiful and had it all in front of her.

Gut wrenching.





It is and that makes some sense. I'm not watching that closely but the last press conference APD gave was pretty complete and answered a lot of questions. They didn't however give any details on whose purse the phone was in or why Brianna supposedly dropped someone else's purse with her phone in it in a wooded area next to a creek. Nor was there any comment concerning the reported screaming heard on the street. I guess having Busby on the case will close any gaps in information.
BartInLA
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So very heart-wrenching. I don't want to speculate since this is an Aggie student. I think I figured out what is most likely but again I don't think speculation is appropriate.
Sending prayer.
Ol_Ag_02
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revvie said:

Did the phone walk itself to Walnut Creek.....


No she did. I'm not sure why so many of you are insistent on making this girls tragic last moments into something it's not. Perhaps people should read what's been reported by police and corroborated by witnesses instead of making wild assumptions all over this thread.

Hopefully she is now at peace.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/texas/brianna-aguilera-texas-am-austin-police-update/285-03747947-2b94-449c-b738-d7b130bb90b9
Sterling82
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Ol_Ag_02 said:

revvie said:

Did the phone walk itself to Walnut Creek.....


No she did. I'm not sure why so many of you are insistent on making this girls tragic last moments into something it's not. Perhaps people should read what's been reported by police and corroborated by witnesses instead of making wild assumptions all over this thread.

Hopefully she is now at peace.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/texas/brianna-aguilera-texas-am-austin-police-update/285-03747947-2b94-449c-b738-d7b130bb90b9

Nobody would have much to say about it if her mother wasn't initiating it. I don't know if Busby would take the case if he didn't have questions of his own.
russaggie
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So she was on the phone from 12:43-12:44 and then APD responded to a 911 call and found her at 12:46? Unless she landed on an APD patrol car, I would have a hard time believing they responded to a 911 call in less than two minutes. APD doesn't work that fast responding to anything.
TXAggie2011
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I believe the 9-1-1 call was at 12:46. Don't recall when they said they arrived. She was pronounced dead around 12:52 or something like that.
2012.MikeH
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None of those girls in the apartment called 911 after she went over. It was a stranger that came upon her body on the street that called.

Those girls were obviously not her friends.
Tergdor
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You're assuming they saw her go over. All they said was that they heard her having an argument.

They could have just assumed she went out the front door to vent when they weren't looking. They probably weren't sober either.
Sterling82
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russaggie said:

So she was on the phone from 12:43-12:44 and then APD responded to a 911 call and found her at 12:46? Unless she landed on an APD patrol car, I would have a hard time believing they responded to a 911 call in less than two minutes. APD doesn't work that fast responding to anything.

Buzbee was on top of this. That timeline severely conflicts with the friend testimony that they were asleep and didn't notice she was missing until noon. On top of that the call to the boyfriend was on one of the other girls phone. The detective admitted to Buzbee the phone was handed back to the girl. Yet 2 minutes later Brie had gone over the railing without anyone noticing. There are definitely issues here.
aggiehawg
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Quote:

I believe the 9-1-1 call was at 12:46. Don't recall when they said they arrived. She was pronounced dead around 12:52 or something like that.

Asked The Hubs about response time from either Central or Blanco fire stations. Those would be the two closest to 2100 block of Rio Grande. He said it would be tight but doable with that response time, depending on traffic at that hour of the night.
TXAggie2011
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aggiehawg said:

Quote:

I believe the 9-1-1 call was at 12:46. Don't recall when they said they arrived. She was pronounced dead around 12:52 or something like that.

Asked The Hubs about response time from either Central or Blanco fire stations. Those would be the two closest to 2100 block of Rio Grande. He said it would be tight but doable with that response time, depending on traffic at that hour of the night.

There is a fire station like 2 blocks from 21 Rio on MLK.


(Also, West Campus is abuzz with police on weekend nights, especially after a football game.)
aggiehawg
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TXAggie2011 said:

aggiehawg said:

Quote:

I believe the 9-1-1 call was at 12:46. Don't recall when they said they arrived. She was pronounced dead around 12:52 or something like that.

Asked The Hubs about response time from either Central or Blanco fire stations. Those would be the two closest to 2100 block of Rio Grande. He said it would be tight but doable with that response time, depending on traffic at that hour of the night.

There is a fire station like 2 blocks from 21 Rio on MLK.


(Also, West Campus is abuzz with police on weekend nights, especially after a football game.)

Do we know which agency pronounced her? APD or AFD?
TXAggie2011
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aggiehawg said:

TXAggie2011 said:

aggiehawg said:

Quote:

I believe the 9-1-1 call was at 12:46. Don't recall when they said they arrived. She was pronounced dead around 12:52 or something like that.

Asked The Hubs about response time from either Central or Blanco fire stations. Those would be the two closest to 2100 block of Rio Grande. He said it would be tight but doable with that response time, depending on traffic at that hour of the night.

There is a fire station like 2 blocks from 21 Rio on MLK.


(Also, West Campus is abuzz with police on weekend nights, especially after a football game.)

Do we know which agency pronounced her? APD or AFD?

Not sure. But also not sure what the motivation would be to lie about a couple minutes of response time, and it is obviously all verifiable.


As far as Tony Buzbee's involvement and approach to this, if there's something there, go find it. But otherwise I sure hope he doesn't string along this girl's family and I sure hope he doesn't cause unwarranted issues for the girl or girls he's essentially concluding committed murder.
Sterling82
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TXAggie2011 said:

aggiehawg said:

TXAggie2011 said:

aggiehawg said:

Quote:

I believe the 9-1-1 call was at 12:46. Don't recall when they said they arrived. She was pronounced dead around 12:52 or something like that.

Asked The Hubs about response time from either Central or Blanco fire stations. Those would be the two closest to 2100 block of Rio Grande. He said it would be tight but doable with that response time, depending on traffic at that hour of the night.

There is a fire station like 2 blocks from 21 Rio on MLK.


(Also, West Campus is abuzz with police on weekend nights, especially after a football game.)

Do we know which agency pronounced her? APD or AFD?

Not sure. But also not sure what the motivation would be to lie about a couple minutes of response time, and it is obviously all verifiable.


As far as Tony Buzbee's involvement and approach to this, if there's something there, go find it. But otherwise I sure hope he doesn't string along this girl's family and I sure hope he doesn't cause unwarranted issues for the girl or girls he's essentially concluding committed murder.

His press conference was compelling. I hadn't heard a word about surrounding residents until today when he brought it up…at least one resident his office interviewed indicated they heard commotion from the apartment. Plus he had interviewed the guy passing by on the street. I don't think APD interviewed either. As for what his plan of action is, I believe he plans to request the Texas Rangers to take over the investigation.
torrid
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There's another case going on in San Antonio with similar circumstances, a missing young Hispanic woman. She was seen in front of her house early in the morning on a neighbor's Ring camera, possibly caught walking down the street on a dashcam. Went missing with no signs of foul play. A body has been discovered in a field.

https://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/father-of-19-year-old-camila-olmos-questions-dashcam-video-as-search-continues-local-news-near-me-crime-law-public-safety
Texas 8&4
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They found her this evening. According to reports in a "nearby field" in San Antonio. Gun found next to her and no foul play suspected. These kids just don't understand that at 19, life hasn't even gotten started good. Anything bad that is happening is fleeting because life itself is fleeting.

ETA: Sorry, didn't finish reading the post before I posted.
Texasclipper
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Texas 8&4 said:

They found her this evening. According to reports in a "nearby field" in San Antonio. Gun found next to her and no foul play suspected. These kids just don't understand that at 19, life hasn't even gotten started good. Anything bad that is happening is fleeting because life itself is fleeting.

ETA: Sorry, didn't finish reading the post before I posted.

I recall it being said she broke up with her BF. Ending ones life over a breakup is way to common these days and has been a thing now for years no which i honestly don't understand. My nieces roommate attempted killing herself after a breakup 10 years ago, but fortunately my niece found her and got her help. She recovered and is married to someone else now.

In the 80s and 90s, a breakup was hard but you moved on hardly ever was there thought killing oneself. Plus this girl was pretty and would have had no problem finding a new guy. Illogical.
 
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