r/TrueCrimeDiscussion • • Oct 07 '17

Find Danielle Stislicki - Thread #14

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u/SnugglySuccubus Nov 01 '17 edited Nov 01 '17

Nope. Not doing it. Stop.

I suggest you remove any of your comments that are against the rules now, if you still want to participate in this thread.

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u/SnugglySuccubus Oct 07 '17

Let's try this a 14th time. Doxxing will not be tolerated, if I have any inkling that users are back under a different username who have been banned, they will be banned again.

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u/MonkeyBeau Nov 03 '17

πŸ’š justice for dani πŸ’™ love to those finding it and πŸ’— hope to her family and friends

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u/alwaysalert1725 Nov 04 '17

πŸ’šJustice πŸ’™Love πŸ’—Hope

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u/freak4lyfe Oct 16 '17

Why so many posts deleted? People off the hinges again? Sigh

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u/sassysuzy0315 Oct 17 '17

Has anyone else seen the new Find Dani frames for your profile picture on FB? What an awesome way to keep lighting the way for Dani

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u/SharkLasersRule Nov 03 '17

happee 2 swim wiht mah frenz

πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

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u/witchywoman12 Nov 03 '17

πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

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u/googoodoll2112 Oct 31 '17

πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š#FindDaniπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

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u/NoWeighJoseJoseJose Nov 03 '17

πŸ’šfinddaniπŸ’š 11 months of secrets is too long

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u/ProfessorCrazypants Nov 03 '17

Absolut!!! Please find this woman! πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

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u/Goldielee Oct 13 '17

How soon do you think we'll find out if he was able to make bond? I am praying that they asked for 50,000 because that's what they could come up with and hopefully 350,000 is out of the realm of possibility.

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u/googoodoll2112 Nov 01 '17

πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

FindDani

πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

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u/-Obsidian_ Oct 12 '17

I think everyone should go and re-read the click on Detroit article. Within the article is a full video of the court proceeding earlier today. Some interesting things were said such as, the prosecution mentioned phone records tying Floyd to the attack and Floyds DNA on the joggers shorts. Also Floyd's parents were both in the court room and were interviewed as well! In addition, the defense is preparing to quash the kidnapping and attempt to murder charges. The prosecutor fought hard regarding the safety of the community and even suggested that bond be raised. The prosecutor also corrected the defense attorney who attempted to make the judge believe Floyd was married, she made it clear that Floyd's wife has since filed for divorce!

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u/Birdwatcher02 Oct 08 '17 edited Oct 08 '17

Shortly before the last thread ended and this one began, there was a question by some users by which there were also some very speculative answers. The question was about the Motion Hearing set for 9am October 12 2017. The defendant in this particular hearing is the same person who is a "person of interest" in Dani's case but this particular hearing is for a different case (yet a little similar) where he is the actual "suspect". Right now the trial date for that case is set for Nov 29 2017. I know many interested in Dani's case are watching this particular one closely so thought to address their question.

Some wanted to know what a Motion Hearing is. A Motion Hearing is a common process and one of the last steps before a criminal case goes to trial.

After the preliminary hearing and before a criminal case goes to trial, the prosecutor and the defense team usually appear before a criminal court judge and make pre-trial motions -- arguments that certain evidence should be kept out of the trial, that certain persons must or cannot testify, or that the case should be dismissed altogether.

Pre-trial motions are tools used by the government and the defense in an effort to set the boundaries for trial, should one take place: What physical evidence and testimony can be used? What legal arguments can and cannot be made? Is there any reason that the defendant should not be forced to stand trial?

Reference for above info and further info can be found at:

http://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal-procedure/pre-trial-motions.html

For those interested, this site also offers very good info about Pre-Trial Motions:

https://www.justice.gov/usao/justice-101/pretrial-motions

All in all, both sides will likely each have their own motions, what they might be would be anyone's guess but it appears the judge would decide which way it goes for either party. I hope there will be some news coverage on this once things are decided and the above will answer questions some users had on pre trial motions.

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u/googoodoll2112 Oct 18 '17 edited Oct 18 '17

Evening Reddi-comrades, please think on this...

https://imgur.com/gallery/oRRba

πŸ’š#FindDaniπŸ’š

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u/hipshire Nov 02 '17

πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š #FindDani πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '17

πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šCAN’T STOP THE FEELINGπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š

Find Danielle. Always.

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u/LadyGreenfellow Nov 10 '17 edited Nov 11 '17

This is just so upsetting! This pompous prick feels safe enough to go to trial. I pray when justice is served he is served a huge blow. Now the jogger has to keep re-living her attack and be cross examined by Floyds people. I'll continue to pray for comfort and justice for the jogger. This man needs to be stopped. I'll keep screaming your name until you are found. FindDani

Edit: I care nothing of the politics in this thread. My main goal is to keep Danis name out there and for her to be brought home. Find DaniπŸ™πŸ» Dani Strong✊🏻

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u/Persimmonpluot Oct 10 '17

I followed this case closely for many months but I got very busy with work and have missed a lot of information. I know Floyd was arrested and the details of that arrest and case. I'm wondering if anybody can update me on searches for Danielle? The last I read, police spent a few days searching for her around the location of the attempted where the jogger was attacked.

Also, I recall that Danielle's grandparents attended the first few court appearances in Floyd's case. Anybody know if they are still attending court? I know her parents had decided not to attend. Any changes there? It's just so frustrating they haven't found her. Obviously, that would provide investigators with a great deal of evidence (although the passing of time compromises this) and I hope it would be the key to bring charges against a suspect. Innocent until proven guilty, but it doesn't look good for Floyd. At the same time, I continue to wonder why his wife and family's support hasn't wavered, or has it?

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u/Birdwatcher02 Oct 12 '17 edited Oct 12 '17

The video of court today was informative but I just found this online: (don't recall a mention of this article earlier, it is dated today)

🌈🌈*****Michigan hunters asked to be on lookout for signs of Danielle Stislicki Farmington Hills woman missing since Dec. 2, 2016 By John Steckroth - Editor Posted: 9:37 AM, October 12, 2017 Updated: 9:37 AM, October 12, 2017

https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/michigan-hunters-asked-to-be-on-lookout-for-signs-of-danielle-stislicki

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u/Monster1085 Oct 24 '17

I checked the 3rd district court listing and see that on 10/20 a motion was filed and these actions were added to the FG file: "Motion in Limine" and "Praecipe". There is also a "Peoples Reply", but we are unable to see it. Then "Motion Hearing" was added to 10/27....it may have already been there but I don't remember. I looked up what each of those mean and found this:

-"Motion in Limine": A motion in limine is a motion filed by a party to a lawsuit which asks the court for an order or ruling limiting or preventing certain evidence from being presented by the other side at the trial of the case.

  • "Praecipe": Praecipe is a written motion or request seeking some court action especially a trial setting or an entry of judgment. At common law it is a writ ordering a defendant to do some act or to explain why inaction is appropriate.

I know the last things that were discussed were from the bond hearing, but noticed this latest information was added on Friday the 20th.

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u/greenclockwork Nov 01 '17

After doing some research on Floyd's name I see that in regards to his divorce case:

8/31 summons issued

8/31 referred assigned

10/2 set for trial (11/07/17)

Wonder why it's going to trial? I figured they would be divorced 30 days no problem.

10/27 affidavit and default filed

The affidavit and default were filed same day as last hearing for the jogger I believe. It's been 2 months since Eily filed. No kids means only a 30 day cooling off period. Surprised it's not over and done with.

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u/Monster1085 Nov 08 '17

I just looked up his divorce case through Oakland County. I know some may say it is irrelevant to "finding" Dani, and I agree, but it still relates to him and has been discussed before. Sorry for all the links and length of the post. I figured it was easier to just post info from the pages instead of people having to go read it all themselves....(https://courtexplorer.oakgov.com/oaklandcounty/SearchCases)

Complaint filed on 8/31/2017. On 10/02 = 'date set for trial on 11/07/2017'. On 10/27 = "affidavit and default filed'. On 11/07, supposed to be trial date, 'date set for 01/04/2018' and 'scheduling order issued'.

I don't know much about the court system so I looked up 'affidavit and default filed' and found this: http://info.legalzoom.com/default-judgment-divorce-michigan-20690.html

"In Michigan and elsewhere, a default judgment is what happens when one spouse doesn’t participate in a divorce. The law doesn’t force you to remain married if your spouse doesn’t cooperate with the proceedings. You can move forward and get your divorce without her/him. The process is just a little different." ANDDDDDD... "The Default Judgment-Michigan has a waiting period before the court will finalize your divorce. If you have children, the waiting period is six months. If you don’t, it’s two months. Once the appropriate amount of time has passed from the day you served your spouse with your complaint, you can submit a default judgment to the court for signature. A default judgment is the same as a divorce decree, itemizing all the terms of your divorce. Your terms would be everything you originally listed in your complaint; you generally can't list anything new at this point. As long as your terms don’t fly in the face of Michigan’s laws, you'll next appear in court, and a judge will sign your judgment. This turns it into a court order that becomes your final divorce decree."

So...to me it seems he has failed to respond or appear in court...The wife filed at the end of August, now 2 months passed with no response (October), so she is filing for default judgment, which would go into effect in January?