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Haha! What's that expression about a broken clock? ;)

I won't necessarily disagree with you, but I think they probably have a reason for not releasing any information. I have absolutely no idea what that reason could be, to be honest. I'm leaning toward maybe since the "big guns" are supposedly conducting aspects of the investigation, there may be...

This is going to sound odd, but I don't know that I agree with this entirely. It could very well be someone that hated her, but it could also be someone who was obsessed with her, hurt by her, or someone who felt she was some sort of burden. In fact, many people have been killed by those who...

Sparky, Could you please explain for those of us that may not understand, what exactly does the term "NO sleuthing the family, extended family, and their friends" mean? What exactly are we allowed (and not allowed) to repeat, speculate on, compare, or evaluate? I'm sure lots of us have our own...

There have been multiple height estimates released by law enforcement, from 5'8" to 6'. As far as I know, they're only estimates at this time. You say BB is taller than the estimates? Do you know how tall he is?

The only place I was able to locate detail of this was on a blog published by a dear friend of MB's. This blogger posted an article about how she learned of MB's death from BB himself on the morning of the 18th. According to the article, she had heard from others about MB's death, and called BB...

Yeah this has been mentioned and discussed a little bit. I'm sure it's been done, given enough time. But I don't really think that's a solid way to destroy evidence. I think it in most cases it would be very difficult and messy to dig a bullet out of a body. You'd probably have to remove your...

Perhaps I am overcomplicating the process. But when I actually think about what it would take for LE to verify BB's exact location at the time of his wife's murder, I ask myself how that's done. Those questions lead me to believe it's complicated. Who verifies an alibi? How is it verified? Is...

Did I miss something? When was BB cleared? Or am I reading your comment wrong?

I agree. I put myself in his shoes and think about what I'd be thinking or saying. I'd certainly be racking my brain trying to remember details, trying to think of what could have happened. I hope I am never in a situation like this. It must be a nightmare. But I will say this much, I feel if my...

Except that FB removes the digital fingerprint from photos posted. So geolocation with time-stamp cannot be verified from images people post to FB

That's correct. BB has said he was in Mississippi, which is just under 600 miles from Midlothian. But easy to verify? I wouldn't go that quite that far. I don't doubt he was in Mississippi, but the verification process for flight, lodging, and car rental alone will require things like witness...

Yes, toe-out is common. Approximately 20% of the population. Thats why other physiological details and mannerisms also have to be considered in combination with that one trait.

I think in the case of complicated alibis, they're more difficult to verify. Obviously the more complicated the alibi, the more work to verify each detail. It may very well be that both BB and RB have rock solid alibis and they are completely innocent. But even us lay people have to admit...

I posted my thoughts on this a couple jumps ago. Let me start by saying I adore Nancy Grace. I watch all of her shows. But bless her, she is not a rock solid source when it comes to accurate crime news. On one of her shows last week, Lisa Pineiro reported that she spoke to the manager from the...

I looked but cannot locate the post made in one of these threads regarding indicators of deception. Whoever that was, please chime in. I read several articles on the subject as it applies to forensic psychology since then, and now I have a book on order. What I've learned is that at best...

Yes, that behavior is risky. But activity at a crime scene is common for inexperienced criminals. It may also be a type of diversion - both for the perp (to help focus himself mentally before the attack), and for anyone investigating the crime after the fact - perhaps attempting to create the...

Yes the box has been discussed on these forums and other forums. I agree it's too short for plastic wrap, as it appears to only be about a foot long or so. There's been several ideas, everywhere from taser to gun silencer, saran wrap to door hardware, vaultz case to cardboard flashlight box, and...

My take on this is the murderer was confident enough with his full-coverage disguise and his alibi before the crime to not care what surveillance cameras would capture. He has never thought he had a distinctive gait or posture until LE pointed that out after the crime. So, before the crime he...

Regarding the questions about why an arrest has not been made in this case: I'm certain most people here know this, but some seem to think it's not complicated. In order to make an arrest, you have to charge that person with a crime or crimes. Otherwise, the arrest is a waste of time. In order...