Brother of Missing Woman Looks to Get Businesses Back on Track

Business has been on hold at the Harbour Town Yacht Basin since March 3rd, when the couple that runs the marina went missing.

[AMAZING]

SHERIFF TANNER SAID:
“Investigators are in a holding pattern, he said, awaiting analysis of two handwritten notes found with Gerwing’s body. As of yet, they’re not sure whether they were written by Gerwing�.

http://www.wtoc.com/Global/story.asp...

SHERIFF TANNER SAID:
“But Tanner did confirm that authorities consider Gerwing’s death a suicide�.

“We don’t suggest anything other than that,� he said.

http://www.beaufortgazette.com/developing_sto...

On one hand, Sheriff Tanner confirms that they consider Gerwing’s death a suicide and on the other hand they’re not sure whether the handwritten notes were written by Gerwing. Go figure?

[AMAZING]

What’s interesting about this is that it was originally reported that TWO suicide notes were found in the locked bathroom by Law Enforcement and emergency responses personnel. In other words,“The men(Saxon, Strauss, and King) never saw Gerwing’s body or his last written words”

NOW, Attorney Saxon found the bathroom door locked and a suicide note on the bed. He said he did not know exactly what the note said”.…”We saw one note. I didn’t spend a lot of time reading the note at all,”

What is also interesting is that it has been reported all along that there were TWO sucide notes and Attorney Saxon is saying now “We saw one note” not in the bathroom but on the bed and by the way “I didn’t spend a lot of time reading the note at all,”

Does this means that Attorney Saxon’s hands may have been on this note, is that what he wants everyone to believe?…just for reading purposes?…but not for reading very much, just a little reading? Or did he read the note without touching it? Keep in mind that Attorney Saxon is an Attorney and Attorney Strauss is an Attorney and both on the crime scene first. I think it’s fair to say that the Attorney’s would know what to do and what not to do regarding a crime scene and how to handle evidence.

It seems that these stories are changing with the wind.

[Cookie]

I know none of these people....but...I have said since "day 1" that I've NEVER heard of someone committing suicide with a KNIFE!!

[Puff]

Cookie wrote:

I know none of these people....but...I have said since "day 1" that I've NEVER heard of someone committing suicide with a KNIFE!!

Since this situation first happened, I felt that there were more people involved in this couple's disappearance than the man who "committed suicide".

[Cookie]

Puff wrote:

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Since this situation first happened, I felt that there were more people involved in this couple's disappearance than the man who "committed suicide".

EXACTLY!!! I agree 100%!!

[Hmmm]

Maybe the brother of the missing woman knocked them all off so he could run the lucrative business. Ever thought about that?

[flowerlady]

I definately hope this story get made into a movie on Court TV or the Forensics channel. It is very intriguing -- a good mystery, who dunnit type! There have been no updates for some time -- it is very sad, but I find the case very interesting as well. Don't you think if this Dennis guy killed himself he would leave a note as to what happened to the couple and where their bodies could be found -- kind of to clear his concience? if he did it?

[flowerlady]

How come we have heard nothing more about this case?? It is a very interesting case and many people are intrigued by it.