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If she has gone to different LE with what she thinks is evidence and no one wants to touch the case, then I think that raises a few questions about the evidence. JMO.

I think it's out of genuine concern that a grieving mother is going to end up getting more than she bargained for in this. Like someone said, if they had that much hard evidence it should have gone straight to LE or some other LE agency if they don't trust the first one. If she's merely hoping...

I think the point here is that she died December 2, the memorial was December 6, and the cause of death wasn't determined and placed on a report until December 19. According to LE they treat all unattended deaths as a homicide until otherwise verified, therefore it would have been investigated...

Furthermore, if the original autopsy report and toxicology reports were posted - how could they possibly be tampered with in a way that they could end up inadimssible in court? What she would have would be copies, not originals, therefore the original could always be accessed.

Wait, now it's 5 date-rape drugs found in her system? I thought we knew of 3 drugs, and that one was occasionally used as a date-rape drug? I don't mean any disrespect, because I've read my brother's autopsy report and lots of people would be confused by this stuff. However, we haven't seen...

The stalker went from throwing rocks to punching keypads to murder. That's what I don't get. Honestly, if I had actually heard someone punching the keypad it would immediately enter my mind that this person had every intention of getting into the home at some point. And I don't think the...

Even if it was one of those places, at this point with so many calls to LE, bumping the case up to a felony stalking and talking to the detective assigned the case who even mentioned compensation for already installed systems, an alarm would actually be the next logical step. Seriously, after...

I still don't understand not having an alarm system. I can possibly understand the I's not thinking of it right away, but I can't understand how many LE officers were out there, and then the detective meeting, and not one of them suggested getting an alarm system? Especially after the latest...

I wondered about settings too, believe me I wish my neighbor would change his, lol. However, if you're trying to catch a stalker I would think you'd want the lights on as long as possible, not turning right back off.

My neighbor has motion detector lights and they go on whenever I walk too far to the left on my driveway - and they stay on for a good 30 seconds or longer. If someone were chasing someone around the house how could the lights be going on and off that quickly to indicate someone else was also...

This. I don't know anything about hacking and I did it once by accident into a yahoo email account - if I can do it without even trying to, it's easy, lol.

I guess I took that to mean that after the toxicology reports came back and Dr. Kurtzman still didn't change COD, that's when he ignored it. In my opinion, with the original report with COD as intermittent porphyria being dated Dec. 19 I'm guessing he didn't have the tox reports yet. When he...

DOH! Can't believe I couldn't figure that one out. :floorlaugh:

I'm actually not considering it valid OR invalid - I'm just saying we don't know why the revised report took so long - it may have simply been a case of backed up paperwork. I once turned in a form to my doctor for short-term disability due to a hospitalization, he assured me he would sign it...

Somewhere it was stated the original report was dated December 19. She died on December 2. That's 17 days (told you my math sucked, lol), that's where I came up with the 16 days though. That's just 3 days over 2 weeks and everything I've ever seen states that toxicology reports take at the...

My opinion, you're right toxicology results don't usually take 6 months, but they also definitely do take longer than 16 days. We haven't seen the original autopsy report, but someone else mentioned as far as we know the original stated the COD with an addendum of "pending toxicology reports".

True, but Dr. Kurtzman has been in his position for a long time and I would think that much gross incompetency would have gotten him booted a lot earlier in his career. Missing an injection site under a fingernail is a different story, but missing severe throat damage, not so likely.

Why don't they have those items independently tested? I mean, I certainly would if I were in their position - that alone could be grounds enough for reopening the case.

Forced by threat with gun/knife, possible. To have stuck a tube down her throat though, unless they were skilled at intubating people that would leave definite signs of throat trauma that would have been discovered on autopsy.

I too wondered about the ng/mL as opposed to ng/dl - that could be as simple as a typo in the letter.