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It's not really in the same area of town. Tyler disappeared from a touristy/shopping area. This body was found in an undeveloped area several miles away. No real details are published about the victim in the articles, other than likely a gunshot wound.

Without seeing the wills of either deceased, there is no way to know. I would bet there is extensive estate planning to shield assets from taxes or lawsuit recovery.

That's been the case for years, even back when I lived in Columbus a long time ago. Many other counties in Ohio also use Montgomery County.

"Shooting" does not necessarily mean hunting. Most people where I grew up say hunting if they are hunting and shooting if they mean target practive.

The burden of proof is less in a civil suit than a criminal suit. The OJ Simpson case is a perfect example. He was found not guilty in a criminal trial, but lost the lawsuit in a civil trial.

Some thoughts: I have not seen anything reported other than the father was "out shooting" that night. That could mean he was hunting, but it could mean he's at a gun range where there was lighting or even indoors. Most people I grew up with would say "hunting" if that's what they were doing or...

A sketch is included in the article. "The Clayton County Police Department is asking for your help with identifying human remains that were found in Morrow. Investigators said the remains were found along Southern Road in March and they belong to a white man who was between 50 and 60 years...

Because there may be an electric pump in the well. Very common.

The spray makes a pattern, so it's relatively easy to tell if it's one shot or two unless they were to the exact same place.

For anyone who wants to view property records: DCAD: Find Property By Owner Name

Some people enjoy the process more than the actual results. I have friends who restore cars, then sell the just restored one to start a new project. I have friends who do the same with houses. It can be a way to make money - but it can also just be what the person enjoys.

So according to the one newspaper clipping, the rental car was turned in after the he should have boarded the flight, not before (7 hours after). That changes things a lot.

But yet the "positives" you cite can also be the stressors that put someone over the edge. Money still doesn't mean someone isn't spending more than they make and could be deeply in debt. A "perfect looking" relationship can put incredible pressure on one partner who feels like they can't live...

Yes, I lived in the area. New Rome was nothing more than a few blocks along a state highway set up to make money off traffic violations (it was a well known speed trap), For all the mention of corruption, it was just people skimming off the traffic fund. They'd find one person skimming, fire...

The murder did not happen in New Rome (which was more interested in corruption from skimming traffic fines). The murder was near New Rome but outside the village limits. The murder would have been the jurisdiction of Franklin County Sheriff. Details here: William 'Bill' Comeans: Media, Facts...

It is possible he was dead (from hypothermia) while the chimney was not in use and only burned after he died. It would make sense that someone would choose to explore a chimney not actively in use at the time. One of the posts above shows the hours the furnace operated per day.

By the time assets are split, alimony and child support are paid - there can be a substantial financial "reason" for murder over divorce (since most criminals figure they will be the one who doesn't get caught).

Why is saying the agency has custody any different than a parent being granted custody? I see nothing wrong with this terminology.

We learned one detail now that wasn't disclosed back then. The phone was in the car.