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Since a PCA shows only enough for probable cause, I think they have much more to secure the conviction. MOO.

With food being delivered, it wouldn't be a stretch that the dog was in the immediate vicinity of the person with the food, maybe even barked for some of it? MOO

I'm not having a stroke, but I do smell burning toast.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilatus_PC-12 Looks like the range is about 2,123 mi ETA: Looks like @CSIDreamer dreamer already posted this. Apologies.

BBM: The only other thing I can think of, is that both were coincidental, but something was said or done that could be potential evidence on the first stop. IMO, experienced officers seem to have keen intuition, and can sense if something is off, even if they don't know what. They could have...

Just a thought that familial matches can also be found in Codis, with some analysis.

IMO, this is starting to look like there was a lot of advance planning on this crime (flawed or otherwise). Really chilling, and really cold. A robot trying to understand and access human emotions, choosing the darkest of them all. Ultimately he observed what effect it had on others, but I doubt...

If it was a planned trip, that could even be more chilling. Nov 13th as the date to commit the crime, a period of time to observe the reactions of the community and his criminology cohort, and then get out of dodge with a planned trip. It's possible there was a lot of advance planning on this...

Not happenstance. MOO.

It will be interesting to see the evidence LE has, and how they got there. At this point, I think there were at least 2 errors by BK: Strategic Error: The car, and how to deal with it. Operational Error: DNA left at the scene. It remains to be seen how big of an error. If it was found under...

I had postulated upstream that maybe he had gotten the car home before the LE requested people that they were looking for it. Looks like that is not the case. It still looks like he was stuck with the car without a good way of making it disappear. MOO.

With regards to the car, he may have already gotten it home before LE said they were interested. At that point, he was stuck as getting rid of it would have drawn the attention of those around him in PA. The car was his undoing IMO. MOO.

I going to guess I'm not the only one wondering if this is BK's first rodeo.

Maybe they are trying not to conflict with the time of that.

Double like on this. WS standards.

Very true, and good point. If the neighbor is full baloney, then the only indication the occupants would know a crime was committed and they wanted to get out of there would be if the killer actually came out of the house bloody and maybe with the knife. That lessons the likely hood of my...

Thinking over the car and the owner not coming forward, there's is one scenario where it might not be where occupants of the car are the perps. They (the occupant(s)) of the car may have just happened to be right on kings road when the crime occurred. They may have heard the scream the neighbor...

I have an open mind about this, very possible.

It's possible the perp had to switch techniques or even hand due to arm weariness. Moo.

Who maybe. I think they have a good idea of what they are dealing with. Hope they get the perp soon before there's more trouble.