cluciano63
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Also...hard to explain, these days, not knowing someone is an ex-con. Too easy to check, and should be automatic for anyone with children, Imo...
Didn't someone say there was a plant or a factory out there too.
Some business ...
I saw where towards the end of the last thread, there was much discussion of AJ being adopted and changing her name. Here is my take on that....
AJ had always used ZH last name. He had raised her since she was 1 1/2 years old until she was about 13. So Mom, AJ, ZH, and the children born of Mom and ZH all had the same last name. WH comes along and marries Mom (not long after they meet). He can't change the siblings names, because ZH is in the picture, but he can drive a wedge between ZH and AJ and manipulate the situation so that AJ's name is changed. The name change was not about AJ, but about WH "winning" over ZH. WH is a master manipulator. I would definitely speculate that there is an underlying mental health diagnosis in there somewhere. JMO, MOO and all that good stuff.
Near the intersection of yesterday's search there is a company called Southern Packing. Think butcher shop on a larger scale. They do sell to restaurants, etc but I have walked in and bought steaks as well.
Remember this one!WH said!
The kid that we all know and love, we always wave to him, she saw him. I mean, they saw each other and then he brought to the police that at 2 o’clock he saw her pass by again.
IMO he was in that truck!
Do you have a link showing the conviction that led to the 15 month sentence? Is that the federal sentence? He got out in 2010, and I think all that stuff with the ex-wife happened in late 2005. I suppose the federal courts can move slowly.
So:
1. The long criminal conviction history in NC has been confirmed.
2. One felony stat burglary conviction occurred in Williamsburg, VA in 1996(http://ewsocis1.courts.state.va.us/CJISWeb/circuit.jsp)
3. He was in federal prison until 2/2010, but I don't know what the charges were.
Something tells me he's not going to be granted bail on the latest charges. He should get the book thrown at him, but you never know. With his history, I'd have thought he'd still be in prison in the first place.
The defendant is hereby committed to the custody of the United States Bureau of Prisons to be imprisoned for a term of FIFTY-FOUR (54) MONTHS.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?26791-WI-Tracey-Marie-Breure-16-Osceola-2005/page2Do you have a link showing the conviction that led to the 15 month sentence? Is that the federal sentence? He got out in 2010, and I think all that stuff with the ex-wife happened in late 2005. I suppose the federal courts can move slowly.
So:
1. The long criminal conviction history in NC has been confirmed.
2. One felony stat burglary conviction occurred in Williamsburg, VA in 1996(http://ewsocis1.courts.state.va.us/CJISWeb/circuit.jsp)
3. He was in federal prison until 2/2010, but I don't know what the charges were.
Something tells me he's not going to be granted bail on the latest charges. He should get the book thrown at him, but you never know. With his history, I'd have thought he'd still be in prison in the first place.
Just speculating:
So, he leaves the keys -- er, the key -- only the ignition key, in the mailbox, not the key to unlock the doors of the truck as well. Was he careful to lock the doors of the truck, so that it could not be stolen if someone else found the key to the ignition in the mailbox? If so, how would AJ unlock the truck doors in order to use the ignition key? Or, was the truck left unlocked? Maybe he did leave "the keys" (plural) -- maybe the other key he left was to the hotel/motel? Which was it -- a key, or keys? And why would he be so specific as to correct his statement to make it clear that only (1) key was left in the mailbox -- just the ignition key? In my opinion, he is finding it difficult to keep his story straight.
From the transcribed interview :
WH
"I didnt speak with her, I left the keys in the mailbox just for the truck, the ignition key only, not the door key."
In the mailbox.....not in the house. Not in the house??!! He didn't want to place himself inside the house!
Read the ZH blog! Especially about "chores".
I believe this is why WH made a point of saying the key was in the box. IMO he was really trying to cover himself and say he didn't go inside the house. Where most normal parents would leave a car key!!
Also...hard to explain, these days, not knowing someone is an ex-con. Too easy to check, and should be automatic for anyone with children, Imo...
You better believe Mr.O'Brien was sleuthed to the max before entering a relationship with me, lol. And I didn't even have children before him.
Has anyone else wondered, why would you pull back the carpet? What would you be looking for under the carpet??
I wasn't aware that you could still buy meat there. I knew the family of the previous owner and you could do it back then.
I'm starting to think he may have been implying that he didn't leave house keys in the mailbox to let us know that there was no way for a perp to get in the house with keys left in the mailbox so we don't assume that since he left car keys it included house keys. jmo
It just occurred to me - WH is a heating/ac guy. His employer sent this B&E, 2nd story man into unsuspecting customers homes. With women and kids home alone. Did the boss inform the customers that WH worked for of his background? Somehow I doubt it.