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I think this is about right. Guessing BL showed up with a story of breakup (or something similar) and the family likely planned a get-together to help him through it. At some point the texts came and they questioned him. Maybe his answers weren't great (I seriously doubt he confessed anything...

It isn't just a matter of whether LE have ill intent (which some do, perhaps most do not. But there are plenty of examples of LE extracting false confessions, etc.), it is a matter of how your words will be presented and perceived in a court of law. There is a very good reason cops and lawyers...

it's the last place he was known to have been, and as far as we've seen, there's no evidence he left the place. I would not be surprised if they found some trace of him out there somewhere (scent, etc.) Makes a lot more sense to look there than listening to psychics or running down every...

That assumes, in the theory of him not having killed her, that he knew she was dead or in any kind of danger. You don't call 911 because your ex took off with other people (or whatever). I do not think this is the situation, but if you are going along that line of thinking, you'd have to assume...

"Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law" That is the risk. That is why every lawyer (and every honest cop) will tell you: Never speak to LE.

Would depend on what a judge determines, but I would be surprised if he was released without significant cost and monitoring stipulations.

I don't think there's any reason to do that - especially after the grief they caught after losing track of him. They have the credit card charges, which are enough to hold him a while.

so, again... the family KNOWS he did it. Despite their fairly middle class wealth, they have sufficient funds to convince a NY lawyer to risk his livelihood and freedom to hide a known murderer. Knowing he did it and knowing he will need to go into hiding, the family takes a camping trip first...

wait. it's your theory that the family knew he killed her shortly after his arrival, acquired a hiding place for him, and just had him hang around the house for a week, including a little camping trip? During which time they "acquired a fake ID," found some vehicle he could use without record...

Right. The idea that, after all that, he's orchestrated some escape to Mexico, or quietly arranged a series of confidants that are helping him hide, or that he's massively changed his appearance and is just floating around NY/Canada/where ever... it's all so ludicrous. From the start i figured...

it is an interesting counter-intuitive that a guy who seemed intent on keeping his actions a secret took no measure to conceal his cross country travels. using her credit card (not to mention driving her car) do not suggest someone covering tracks. Hanging out with his family for more than a...

I suspect you can read quite a lot into that decision. My guess is the family has told them a lot more than we are aware of, and that LE are quite certain he is not in a position to be a threat to anyone.

Yeah, the wild theories are baseless and make no real sense outside of bad novels.

i think these supposed sighting are worthless and they know it. it may be the dogs found his scent, it may be there's a camera somewhere. But between his parents and the car, that's likely enough for them to have a good bit of certainty.

It was the last place he was known to be. Occam's Razor, right? It is my guess they expect to find his body there as there is no evidence that he has gone anywhere else.

i read this as somewhat gallows humor - meaning only one with opposable thumbs could manage a strangling by any means (with possible exception to certain snakes i guess...)

didn't say it was the fault of people on WS. I said people who are showing up to yell at that house are foolish and need to get a life

It is borderline legal at best, and clearly some have overstepped the line. The point is it is ignorant and foolish, and these are people that need to separate the things that entertain them online with how they conduct themselves in real life.

I think it's fine to sleuth online (obviously.) I think it's inappropriate to insert ourselves directly into the event unfolding. There are many reasons for this, but the primary one is the one we all learn repeatedly on this forum and elsewhere (at least, we should learn). There is A LOT of...

we have reached the point of total absurdity.