The case of Nadia Atwi: Episode 3
The case of Nadia Atwi: Episode 3Update: 2022-02-22
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“I love you, Nadia”: The moments leading up to Nadia’s disappearance are scrutinized. Is her husband willing to help fill in the gaps?
For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcastnews/the-next-call-with-david-ridgen-transcripts-listen-1.6056432
For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcastnews/the-next-call-with-david-ridgen-transcripts-listen-1.6056432
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I think there are some key statements the husband makes. One is that he was hugging her when they fell asleep, read into that what you will. The other, and more telling one, is that Nadia won't do anything without being told. That sounds like an abuser. Was she not ALLOWED to do anything unless told by him?? I'm sure no one at work has to tell Nadia to go to the washroom. Also, the time of the dashcam video was unclear, but wasn't he asleep during that? Which means she couldn't be reacting to his texts if that was what he meant. I still don't trust that husband.
Police officers and law enforcement/military personnel tend to make very good murderers that can hide in plain sight BECAUSE they have trained knowledge of what law enforcement looks for in an investigation. In all the cases I've heard of where that is the case, it gives them even more confidence when cooperating with investigators because they go to great lengths to stage a crime to look authentic. But, that being said, I believe him to be a narcissist-- and that personality flaw is what makes him hiding behind that police disguise extremely obvious. It is obvious in how he talks about her & her disappearance but also about previous incidents where Nadia has wandered off. His reasoning for previously calling the police or her family is never about her safety or, his concern for her, or his love for her as his wife. If you listen closely it is always about establishing himself as "innocent" premptively if something were to happen to her, to "get ahead of the situation" as he puts it.