Because the PC area was where she was setting up. Why park at the front, walk through the building to unlock, then back again to get back in the truck and drive around to the PC? Extra, unnecessary driving steps. And as far as leaving the truck parked out front, there's no awning over the main...
My guess is because there's no fresh "bombshells". She did a full episode on her other series Mysteries about the case, but there was so much stretched filler it was obvious she didn't even have enough content to fill the entire hour.
I would like to see the show revisit this case. I think...
Stacey Newman (NG producer/reporter) stated that LE said the body was "in plain view". It's possible they could see her but not reach her because the doors were locked.
I posted yesterday about this.
Some people are saying he used a stock photo, but as far as I can tell it isn't the same photo. I worked on this quite a bit, and never found what others found. I have the original photo posted on FB and it does not produce any image search results in google. The...
It's a similar shot, but not identical. Two things are different. The benches and the colored spot lamps. Here are my findings, but the social media image is off limits here so it's "pixelated":
In photo 1, taken in October of 2012, the palm to the right of the door is short, barely reaching...
There's definitely a head lamp. There are a few frames when he walks directly toward the camera where you can see a bright LED colored light reflected on the floor (different color signature than fluorescents). Then a few steps later as he turns his head you can see it shining on the wall just...
It appears to be around 13-14" or so. My thought has been it's the pry bar he "holstered" a few moments earlier. Below shows a closer detail of the light (shiny?) tip from the glass-breaking sequence that looks like the claw end of a pry bar:
Note the item is still in his thigh pocket in the...
That was what I thought too. Perhaps just a slip of the tongue. My mom calls me by her sibling's name more often than my own name. It happens. I agree one can't read too much into that particular comment.
It probably won't make sense to someone who believes BB's alibi. Those folks will take him at his word that he was in a car, rented by his friend, traveling from Biloxi to Red Oak from 7am to 3pm on Monday. They'll assume he was in the car the whole time as it drove straight on through to his...
I'm not really sure. Of the people I know that have revealed extramarital affairs in their marriages, the majority of them have split up because of it rather than stay together. I tend to lose touch with the offending party more often than the offended, so I don't keep track of their behavior. I...
Just to set the record straight, I have never claimed the swat vest was padded, nor have I claimed it is real. As a matter of fact, I do not believe the vest is real (at least as far as being ballistic-lined, official issue, etc.). It's apparent (actually obvious, to me) that there are pouch...
This is interesting stuff. I'd love to learn more about it.
But even with your vast experience and knowledge on the subject of drive times and vehicle tracking, etc., none of that helps shore up a person's alibi any more than it pokes holes in it. Because at this point we have no way of...
I agree completely with this assessment.
IMO, he doesn't appear comfortable in that tactical gear, either. He looks almost awkward - as though it's the first time he's worn it. What I mean is, to me he doesn't appear to be experienced military or LE.
I agree it creates unfair bias. Print media isn't the same as transcripts, though. Print media can quote out of context - boy, talk about the risk of unfair bias! For clarity, transcripts include the entire quote, sometimes even hand signals, nods, etc.
But yeah, you are so right.
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