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I've always wondered something about this "reward money thing". Honestly I don't get it. How could someone realistically provide information of enough quality to get them a big sum of reward money, without having committed a crime somewhere along the line? Lets say someone witnessed an abduction...

The most difficult thing about this case is how little information the public has vs what is known by LE. Like the whole "no searches thing". Look, LE isn't dumb, there pretty smart. On a case like this, high profile, the best detectives and agencies are in on this--it isn't a bunch of rookies...

I think this is fair to say--If this is tied to a major drug-related, organized-crime element (that doesn't mean mafia, I'm referring to any illegal criminal enterprise)...then I would not be jumping out of my chair to share information to LE either. Lets say this group is dangerous, which might...

I don't think its important to get too hung up on the burner phone issue, as thats just one piece that points, in big blinking letters, to the world of illegal narcotics. Again, I'm absolutely amazed at how quickly people are willing to write off the immediate, from day 1 presence of hardcore...

I Feel the same way as I had theories too. The fact of the matter is your right, as exciting (at the time) as the house search was, nobody ever specifically named any supposed POI. Possibilities include tenants, family members staying over during difficult time, perhaps to help out with...

The more I look at this case, I think it might be wrong to immediately blame someone or call them a killer solely because there house was searched. Do we have a single other piece of suspicious information about the Supposed POI, besides the fact that a house was searched and no arrest was...

The context of the original discussion about the "burner phone" I believe centered around the difficulty in tracing the phone. So Regardless of what type of burner or prepaid phone it was, the fact of the matter is that her phone was difficult to trace, as it was probably supposed to be. Which...

Thats huge. Do you remember anything more specific about that? Who told them never to post that info again?

For the record, I want to add that a drug-related angle does not automatically implicate DS to have ever done a single thing wrong. But I think at a very minimum it has to implicate the people responsible for harming her to have been major targets of these agencies, whoever those people are.

Firstly Holocene I respect your insight and opinion in that regard. I think the biggest thing that is hard to understand is what these agencies have to do with this case, and why they're listed by MSM as investigating it. DEA Sonic-"S.O.N.I.C. is a interdepartmental consortium which strives to...

Drewnancy1982, I agree that we would never know if she was an informant or not, although I don't think it really makes a huge difference exactly what her involvement was. Theres a ton of different ways to get in over one's head in that world. Stepping on the wrong toes of other dealers...

I think looking at a couple of different factors here, its becoming more and more clear to me that this incident is drug-related. I don't want to get into trouble for saying that, but certain things about this case are too glaring too ignore. 1) TWELVE agencies in on this case almost...

<modsnip> One time in the TV show Dexter, it was revealed that Dexter was some kind of top medical school student/candidate or something, with an IQ off the charts, and for some reason traded traded it in to be a "lab geek" working in "Blood Spatter". Sorry if thats too off topic, and this is...

As far as FG lawyering up and not cooperating, I think there is sometimes a grey area between "guilty" and "nothing to hide". -What if his friend is a person of interest, theres a reason not to talk. -If FG had an affair while his wife was battling cancer, thats one HELL of a reason not to...

I don't think that no-showing for a dinner, or a single day of work, etc, is out of the ordinary enough to warrant a police call quite yet. I think it warrants ah "Seriously man, you flaked out today!" Buts the friend not calling police on night #1 isn't weird to me. Theres too many...

Its not I'm-plausible at all that FG knew someone in that apartment complex. Having an insider at her place of work AND her apartment complex seems like an extremely solid support system for a plan--and its not that far fetched. Its feasible that the opportunity/convenience presented by that FG...

Assuming DS is the one who locked her own car (and I believe that to be the case), I think an argument could be made that implies that just maybe she made it inside the building, but maybe went into someone else's apartment for a "quick sec" to borrow something, carry something in for them...

Is the thing about searching parks from any credible source (DS insider, family, or law enforcement)? Or is it just some random person with a hunch? If its a legit turn in the case that is exciting, but if it someone going off some weird psychic thing or something, then I would advise to be...

It seems clear that even before FG started deleting stuff, his digital footprint was extremely minimal. It may be a reach but based on his age (around 30), I find this very odd. Part of this might be because in my job, I research a ton of people thoroughly (the people are sometimes involved with...

Zebra Lady, the home depot death was ruled a suicide without the exact method of suicide released. Foul play was not suspected--frankly I suspect pills but that is not a fact, just my opinion. The marijuana was likely just a result of the fact that she enjoyed it, and probably chose to have some...