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And in some parts of the US, a “solicitor” is a prosecuting attorney, a “district attorney”.

I understand the idea of a "family attorney", someone who can help with estate planning, real estate transactions, business contracts and disputes, minor criminal and traffic offenses, On the other hand, the Laundrie's attorney is based in New York. His website makes no mention of a Florida...

The flight back to Florida for a week would have made a lot more sense if they both flew back. Why would a man, who many here believe to be extremely possessive, leave his hot girlfriend (sort of fiancee) all alone in a hotel room for a week? His lawyer said he was there to empty the storage and...

If BL does not already know the cause of death, that changes this entire case dramatically.

If BL has an F150, why is he driving along the Appalachian Trail? Did he just steal the truck immediately before this encounter? If he has a vehicle, I would expect him to head to New York, a place with which he has some familiarity.

I suspect GP's death was an impulsive event. BL seemed to wander around for a few days before going back to the van and driving home. He may well have told his parents that he and GP had a fight and broke up and that she flew back to New York and would sent someone to pick up the van later. That...

I wonder if the abduction didn't occur close to where the car was found. Possibly she was forced off the road or tricked into stopping. She was placed in another vehicle and her car immediately destroyed. She could have died anytime in the next 48 hours. This would require two people to kidnap...

A lot of Floridians own houses in the North Carolina mountains. They move north around May, and tend to move back to Florida around early September of so. Many of these are in communities so they wouldn't be good hide-outs, but many are more isolated. If BL knew of a family that had recently...

Many questions remain unanswered in Sheridan Wahl case The latest update. My initial thoughts were a drug deal gone bad and the bad guy carjacks a car to get out of town fast. That recently happened in Lumberton NC where a man from Florence killed two women in a carjacking attempt. He is in...

I suspect the financial charge is just an excuse for an arrest. It is an interesting charge. While there may be arguments he can make to LE or in court, he would have to wave his 5th amendment rights to make those arguments.

This manhunt reminds me of Eric Rudolph, the Olympic Park bomber. LE searched for him for years using all the advanced technology available to him. Eventually he was found, 5 years later, while dumpster diving. Rudolph did have military training however, and grew up in the mountains, so he did...

I don't think he has left the country. Canada is a first world country that would happily arrest him if asked. Mexico is a great place to go if you are a Mexican citizen, but Mexico wouldn't hesitate to extradite an American citizen. This is also a guy who ran out of money travelling in the US...

Although suicide by slashing the neck is uncommon, this act does play a role in the recent movie "Knives Out" which CT may well have been seen.

These are TM’s records, they only need her consent. Also, HIPPA doesn’t protect records in criminal cases with an appropriate subpoena. Most likely TM signed a release at some point.

Myrtle Beach has a long history of keeping bad publicity quiet. I don't foresee a potentially sensationalist trial like this occurring during the high tourist season. They will find a way to put it off until after Labor Day.

Actually, when traveling southward, US 17 splits at Georgetown into US-17 towards Charleston and US-17A toward Moncks Corner and Summerville (two towns to which SM has ties). 17 and 17A eventually rejoin near Point South on I-95 which of course leads to Florida.