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Does anyone else think it's strange how Jeffrey Maxwell filed for divorce three years after Martha disappeared? I mean, it just feels like he was trying to make it seem like he truly believed she left him - or maybe he was trying to cover something up. Filing for divorce under the claim that he hasn't seen or heard from her seems odd if he was genuinely concerned about her being missing. It almost seems like an attempt to declare her absence as permanent for legal reasons. Does this fit with any other cases where a suspect tries to legally separate from a spouse who's missing? Curious to hear thoughts on this.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following the Martha Martinez Maxwell case, and something's been nagging at me about the letter supposedly from Martha. It strikes me as so odd that someone would just disappear and only leave behind a letter saying they’re leaving their family. Especially someone like Martha, who was known for keeping close contact with her relatives through calls and visits. If this letter was really written under duress or if it was forged, it makes me wonder who else, besides Jeffrey, might have been involved or had knowledge of her situation during that time. Has anyone else looked into how common it is for someone in a controlling relationship to rely on written communication as opposed to direct contact when they’re in trouble? It seems like a red flag that something wasn't right. And given Jeffrey’s shady history, especially with what happened back in 1987, I feel like the letter might be a significant piece of this puzzle. Maybe it could reveal more about who really wrote it or why it was used as the only form of goodbye. Anyone have thoughts or insight on this aspect?
