Search results

Very perplexing case. If it happened now, so many Ring door cameras could have helped.

Exactly. The fact that it does not say "disciplinary action" doesn't mean it wasn't due to a serious issue such as addiction (which she apparently has according to the NY Post). You see something similar in other fields--even if you "messed up," a boss might say "if you resign now, we'll give...

If he wanted to run away, I doubt he would have gone to the gym, first. He would have left and gone on his merry way at 4:45 a.m. when he and his husband left the house. This sounds like a carjacking from what I've been able to gather from the comments. If it's true that carjackers can quickly...

Was there any evidence proving that he'd actually been to the gym?

God, this case drags on and on. Learn how to use zoom, judge! Sheesh. No excuse.

Why does a grown woman need her father's signature on guardianship papers?

What's the basis for this? Seems like wild speculation. And what motive? What money? No ransom was requested.

Police 101 teaches you to protect the crime scene. Why would anyone assume they hadn't? That's like assuming that your surgeon didn't wash his hands or sterilize the instruments. It's a silly and ridiculous assumption and it's so obvious why it's being made. BM thought people didn't question his...

If I were BMs mother or sister, I would be apalled and would find him and give him a swift kick in the rear then disown him! Imagine an INNOCENT man saying something like this? It would never happen.

But if it had been there for more than a day or two it would have gotten that obvious film that items get when left outdoors. Dew, dust, dirt, rain, etc.

Interesting idea! If LE could prove no electricity, water, cable tv, etc. were used during a morning when a victim was supposedly at home, they could prove that a perpetrator was lying. I don't recall ever seeing information like that brought up in a court of law, but it sounds like great...

And a guy who spent 9 years in prison.

So glad to see that Tyson's contribution to this case has been acknowledged by several highly-regarded professionals in the fields of law enforcement, profiling, and prosecution (PE guys and NG). I was shocked at the initial negative reactions to what he did because it seemed so valuable to me.

I thought it was a helmet.

Wait! I thought it was a mountain lion that got her? Maybe it was both--a bobcat and a mountain lion, acting in tandem? And BM forgot to mention tigers and bears--oh my. Get your story straight, Barry, if you don't want to end up as a permanent resident of Oz.

I think that Suzanne had a very classy family. They are upstanding individuals, probably very modest when it came to their successes, and the last thing that they would ever want to do would be to air their family issues in public or to accuse anyone of a crime. They remind me of my relatives in...

That's right! Watts imagined that he was being forgiven bye SW as he was strangling her. Then he found religion in jail. Awful.

Every guilty partner in a domestic violence situation that I've encountered in true crime cases seems to say something to the effect of "You [the public] don't know the full story, or "Just wait until the full story comes out," and they always mention the fact that they can't talk about it...

This is a great point. If BM is guilty but never is arrested, I also think that he will be shocked at how differently his life plays out. He will be a pariah, the way many other suspected murderers have been in our society. Just like Chris Watts, who seemed to think that he would go on his merry...

Brilliant!