bonfarr said:

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It looks like a similar outcome to the young lady that was missing in San Antonio. Horrible ending and another family that will spend the rest of their lives wondering what went wrong. Almost the same age as the Aggie.

The ring cam video shows her digging in her car for something before walking off out of sight. I wonder if she was retrieving the handgun.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15423741/Body-search-Texas-teen-vanished-walk-Christmas-Eve.html

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Yes, it was the gun.

TacosaurusRex said:

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My unfortunate theory is we will see an increase in female suicides for the next decade due to the increased use of social media.

Please don't let your kid's use socials, especially preteen girls.

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It's almost inevitable. Also, they are becoming increasingly incompatible with young men. It's like a perfect storm for an uptick in female suicides over the next decade plus. I predict we see the same to a lesser degree in young men...with some men choosing to "act out" instead of just taking their own lives.

Also have a theory that birth control is really effing with the mental and emotional stability of a large chunk of an entire generation of girls. No way it can be GOOD for them...aside from letting them have as much free careless sex as they want without fear of gaining one of the greatest rewards and gifts life has to offer, but that's for another thread.

MsDoubleD81 said:

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What happened with the Aggie, class of 2023 from El Paso, who went missing in Houston/Bellaire in early December? Did they find her?

Edit - Bryan Entin (in for Ashleigh Banfield) just added Sydney Marquez to the story about Camila.

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Not too derail, there's a thread here for her too...
Short answer...
She was found by Houston police. They interviewed her, determined no crime, didn't want to talk to patients, Dad was on his way to Houston... I think she got picked up or encountered by police again. She's back with parents and heading home. I think for treatment/help.

Kind of some touchy ground since she is a legal adult so the cops had to be careful with her legal rights when there weren't clear signs of distress or duress.

I have lots of opinions here, but this thread is probably not the place.

I know. I started it.

Lawsuit filed against 2 UT clubs.

From the article:

The lawsuit alleges that the clubs' "egregious illegal over-serving" of alcohol to minors ultimately led to Aguilera's fatal fall. She was 19 at the time of her death.

The lawsuit does not elaborate on the events that happened at the apartment, calling that timeframe "still under investigation." However, the suit says she fell 17 stories to her death at around midnight.

So are they now saying she didn't kill herself, but if she did it's because she was too drunk to know any better?

https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2026/01/06/houston-attorney-tony-buzbee-files-lawsuit-against-2-ut-clubs-after-am-students-fatal-fall-from-high-rise-in-austin/

So we've got the Austin Blacks Rugby and the UT Latin Business and Economics Association, domestic non-profit corporations. I'm trying to determine the liability here.

Austin Blacks Rugby does not appear to be affiliated with UT, at least not what I can tell from a quick Google search. They look to have adult and youth players. I'm sure many may be UT students, but not a student organization. There is also an Austin Rugby Club with grounds and a clubhouse, not sure how closely the two are related. Can Buzbee only go after the assets of the Austin Blacks Rugby? Or are the officers of the club also personally liable?

The Business and Economics Association is obviously a UT club, but I'm sure the school has had enough experience with underage drinking to avoid any kind of liability. Again, do the officers of the club bear any personal liability? The club itself probably only has some membership dues in a bank account.

Rapier108 said:

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Anything to try to cast blame on other people.

The mother wants the cause of death to be anything but suicide. I'm sure in her way of thinking, if these clubs are found liable, then for her, that will be enough so she can tell herself it wasn't suicide.

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I'm sure for the mother, this is about winning the ghetto lottery.

Where were the parties held? I would imagine Buzbee will be looking for some type of insurance policy he can go after.

yep, when an organization hosts an event that serves alcohol...

We were told that it could not have been accidental due to the rail height and now it's 'accidental and other people's fault she fell'

bigfooticus said:

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We were told that it could not have been accidental due to the rail height and now it's 'accidental and other people's fault she fell'

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I had dinner a week ago with a really high ranking guy at APD and he said there's clearly video and zero question there was no fowl play.

Ducks4brkfast said:

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bigfooticus said:

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We were told that it could not have been accidental due to the rail height and now it's 'accidental and other people's fault she fell'

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I had dinner a week ago with a really high ranking guy at APD and he said there's clearly video and zero question there was no fowl play.

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