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We're going to have to split verbal hairs. A lie is a deliberate untruth. A lie is an intentionally false statement. It's possible to say something that it not true without having lied. Example: people used to say that the earth is flat. They were wrong. But they weren't lying (making a...

LE has said numerous times that RL is not a suspect; they're just following up leads. See, for example, this news report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tkqx14nIz-c

That was 'all in the family'. Family members can snap at any age. This case -- Libby & Abby -- is not being treated by LE as 'all in the family.'

The relationship between police and media and locals is complicated. It’s worthwhile looking at LE’s initial press conference. They said they need “your help”. In one sense they were speaking to the press who were present, and in a wider sense they were speaking to the public who watched the...

The difference being that it was domestic / family. It's a different game when dealing with murder by someone outside the family -- which this case appears to be.

It's debatable. By obtaining a search warrant LE has limited the debate. LE in this case really wants to find the killer/s. So, they're going by the book and ticking all the boxes.

It is much to the credit of Delphi local LE that they involved so many other -- larger -- LE agencies so early in the case. I give them credit for that.

LE has not said he "lied". They've said some things were "not adding up". See this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_B9tdkBKa8

Look at the references to the various search *conditions* on that page. Also, look at the example given (BBM): “Example: Shawn is convicted of receiving stolen property. He has been convicted of drug and theft crimes before. The judge sentences him to three years of probation and includes...

Don't think so. I think you'll find that the waiver is only for searches relating to the violation of conditions imposed by the court or perhaps a search based on suspicion that someone is engaged in the same conduct that got him convicted in the 1st place. In other words: there might be a...

Thank you. I suspect it was a rhetorical question, but.... Thank you . Some of the assumptions being made are trampling all over the borders of libel issues. (Posters -- please be careful.) Many people who face driving under the influence charges are not alcoholics and are also people who...

'Sexual assault' does mean and / or include what is commonly called 'rape'. In fact, the word 'rape' has been removed from the statute books in many jurisdictions and replace with grades of 'sexual assault'.

I might have misremembered. (Although dead end does have essentially the same meaning: "a situation offering no prospects of progress or development".)

Might be one of these from 17th March: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_B9tdkBKa8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mai87ho2trA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tkqx14nIz-c

This is certainly not the first search warrant to be used in the case and all of those warrants had ‘probable cause’. For some reason RL is the only one warrant recipient who has been singled out by the media in this way — which might be sufficient reason to feel bad for him. The police...

From an article (link below) on The Indy Channel: "Ron Logan has owned that piece of land for 53 years and said that the discovery of the girls’ bodies on his property is something he still hasn’t been able to come to terms with. 'To have something like this in your own house, your...

No. He has to violate a condition of probation during the probationary period. The petition to revoke the probation must be filed within a certain time -- one year after probation terminates being one of the time limits. Hope that makes sense.

I'm right handed and always hold a phone to my left ear. Always.

It's at about 1.25 on the Inside Edition video at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT7NoIJr5zE

In a discarded backpack? See: http://www.jconline.com/story/news/crime/2017/02/20/police-look-outside-delphi-suspect/98158706/