NSU not sure if you or someone else suggested the young friend may not have had this intimate relationship bragged about - but one needed to be established to explain DNA in the house - which would fit with my (hypothetical) idea that something could be hidden in the house and there was panic to find it and now it had to be explained, the fingerprints etc.
Hence the story about the moving, getting rid of stuff jag he says Audrey went on last few months it would explain stuff being moved around. It would explain stuff missing I realize there is no claim things were missing other than bank documents but how could they possibly know that?
And since when is missing banking information a small thing?
One topic that hasn't been discussed too much and maybe can't be. But the other element we might find some way to explore in detail is the them of Audrey's animals, the pet cemetery, the famous vet (locally) her last wishes which were squelched, the crucial final trip to vet's house for meds, the speculation that the dogs could have been drugged the crating of the dogs the lack of the mention of the dogs in the will. I wonder if there is some way of looking at that as a whole and including the vet in the mix just as a person who was one of the last to see Audrey. Shame he passed away.
On the face of it that visit is an odder visit (with her illness and to his home etc). - than the young friend with the cake or LVS with the soup. (Or not???).
Hence the story about the moving, getting rid of stuff jag he says Audrey went on last few months it would explain stuff being moved around. It would explain stuff missing I realize there is no claim things were missing other than bank documents but how could they possibly know that?
And since when is missing banking information a small thing?
One topic that hasn't been discussed too much and maybe can't be. But the other element we might find some way to explore in detail is the them of Audrey's animals, the pet cemetery, the famous vet (locally) her last wishes which were squelched, the crucial final trip to vet's house for meds, the speculation that the dogs could have been drugged the crating of the dogs the lack of the mention of the dogs in the will. I wonder if there is some way of looking at that as a whole and including the vet in the mix just as a person who was one of the last to see Audrey. Shame he passed away.
On the face of it that visit is an odder visit (with her illness and to his home etc). - than the young friend with the cake or LVS with the soup. (Or not???).