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Thanks NIN! Looking at that desk, those are just monitors and keyboards, perhaps the actual computers are under the counter, or more likely the whole office was networked... I don't know I'm no technology person but those are not computers, just computer peripherals. JMO

Just like this really good Barbara Stanwyck movie:

Forgive me if this has been answered. When will the next batch of documents be posted? I wasn't sure if we had raised enough $ for the whole thing or are we waiting on them to get cleaned up? Sorry I don't mean to sound like my 3 year old "I want MOAR!!!!!" But I do... :tantrum: Thank you...

First of all, we all need to understand that these documents were not "leaked" by anyone, they were published in order to comply with the Florida Sunshine laws pertaining to discovery in a criminal case. So these are coming out due to the case against CWW. BBM SBM - And we have the documents...

Hi CeaElle, I think Coastal was being sarcastic. That's how I read it. Definitely not a hero. BUT she did contribute a lot to the investigation, unwittingly...

I vote exhausted and a "WTF?" face.

Regarding the condo, I bet it was a condo that TS's family rented. When my family goes to FL for vacation we rent a condo as opposed to staying in a hotel. More comfortable like home, and you would want a living room and a place for folks to gather. That is absolutely disgusting CWW stayed with...

I keep thinking about my husband, who also shaves his head, has a beard, and wears glasses. :escape:

http://www.9news.com/story/news/traffic/2015/11/04/shattered-window-i-25-suv/75164598/ "The driver of an SUV was startled Wednesday morning when their front passenger window shattered." Adams County is southeast of Fort Collins, and includes part of Denver.

I think he means that none of the intel gathered by LCSO came from the press.

I posted on this thread a while ago and came back to it today because I read in the paper about the sunroof shattering. We are living in a house not far from Harmony. Gosh, how scary. I'll try to contribute some once I get to know the area better. Thanks for the great sleuthing!

I'm guessing chefs because they get to be in charge of a big operation. Kind of like being the CEO especially if it's a popular and high end restaurant. I don't know what the statistics are, but surely the majority of the people doing those jobs aren't psychopaths :scared: I worked for some...

Yeah it's supposed to work that way here too...

THIS is a very interesting theory! Thanks Arachne!

OK I'm new and don't know what I'm talking about so be gentle with me - Isn't this info from a sort of "analyst", random defense attorney in FL? I mean, he doesn't have insider knowledge to the Sievers case is my point, so... I don't know, it seems to me like there's still a good chance a grand...

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I feel like we are de-railing this thread with the homeschool stuff (I did it too! :-) So getting back to the thread title, are we saying that MS could not have been involved because he was a dedicated family man? I don't think so, just trying to put it back on track.

No joke! And it's also possible (I think?) for CWW to get out on a bond, isn't it? Especially with new hot shot lawyer. I'd be shaking in my tighty whities if I was some person who might have cause to be scared. :scared:

They have to word it like that because they are initially charging him with second degree murder. They can't charge him with first degree until a grand jury hands down an indictment (assuming they are going for first degree, I'd hope so).

I like this line of thinking. It reminds me of a similar duo, the older guy and younger guy who murdered the Petit family in CT. They actually found texts from those 2 idiots talking about the crime. And that was a random victim murder.