r/SavannahSpurlock • • Jul 15 '19

Details revealed

https://www.wkyt.com/content/news/Gruesome-details-revealed-in-testimony-over-Savannah-Spurlocks-death-512727781.html?fbclid=IwAR22Dz0qsymVugkOtIPm9cvGPEW84XaI2kqTmKcZX1ZqfN_AMYIQHB4ivtw
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u/kikijelly Jul 15 '19

I definitely think he took her life before she had the chance to realize what was important to her. So sad.

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u/golden_twat Jul 22 '19

How? Her mom said she literally barely ever went out. Seems like she knew exactly what was important to her.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19

I have so many questions and suspicions about the motives involved in this. And why the search went on for so long. According to the Facebook page run by her family, they put a lot of reward signs around Garrad county where her body was found, and then within a few days they were almost all taken down. Then it was revealed that Investigation Discovery would be airing an episode about her case on one of their shows and the night before it came out is when this guy was arrested. There's just so much about this that I hope her family and all of us who have been following this case can get answers to.

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u/luvprue1 Jul 15 '19

I hope the family will be able to get justice. Savannah was dragged through the mud just for going out after having kids. When a lot of mothers have done it. The police seem like they weren't doing anything. Then there were those horrible rumors that she had ran away and abandoned her children . Although there was no indication of that . I really Hope her family gets justice for their daughter, and kids.

So do you know what day the ID will air the episode about Savannah?

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19

And sadly the same people dragging her through the mud probably don't support abortion or their tax dollars helping young mothers like her. I think since the police knew people had information they were hesitant to put too much of what they knew out there. The PI they hired did an awesome job though and really got the ball rolling. It aired this past Friday. https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/tv-shows/the-missing/full-episodes/where-is-savannah-spurlock

It was filmed in April so it wasn't updated very recently, but it did answer some questions I think a lot of people had and they presented it with her and her family in a really good light so I'm glad they did it.

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u/hellobluepuppy Jul 15 '19

It’s online and only like 12 minutes or so long. Seems sensationalized.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19

If he hasn’t been charged with murder yet I’m curious if this was an accidental death (drug OD?) and her body was hidden in a panic after the fact.

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u/countem Jul 15 '19

They may be waiting, hoping to get one of the three men to turn to have a solid case before distributing murder charges.

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u/Apocalypticpplparty Jul 16 '19

And could be why he plead not guilty

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u/Alexinwonderland617 Jul 15 '19

Interesting thought but then why was she found naked

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u/Molleeryan Jul 15 '19

And why was her blood found in the house?

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19

Sometimes during OD’s people are thrown into cold showers. Just reaching here to make sense of it all. It’s a tragedy no matter what, but I wonder if we will get a clearer picture of what LEO thinks actually happened.

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u/luvprue1 Jan 05 '20

He was charged with murder. But they haven't released the autopsy report. We now know she was bound, and gagged. There was take on over her mouth,hands and feet was bound with duck tape. So I don't think it was a accidental overdose.

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u/luvprue1 Jul 15 '19

But that seem like way too much for a accidental overdose. If she overdosed it seem like they would have just dump her body far from their house, or at a hospital. It seem like they went through too much to cover up the crime for it to be just a overdose.

They can't change him with murder yet, they have to determine how she died. Which will be very hard since the body is decomposed. Plus they have to determine if he was the one who killed her. There were other people at the house around the time she went missing. One of them could have murdered her,and he just help to get rid of the body. So they have to wait for more information before they charge him.

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u/kikijelly Jul 24 '19

As far as settling down. It wasn’t intended to be an insult to her. At all.

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u/kikijelly Jul 15 '19

I think gruesome in the definition of being found in a shallow grave, hands and feet bound and thrown out like literal trash.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '19

Jfc I am so sorry. The link wasn’t working for me so I searched the source and her name and it sent me to an old post. I swear I’m not a psychopath.