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How wonderfully fun. Hope they were. Maybe Tad was wondering where all his groupies were and whether he's off the front pages across the country. To me, he had an alert, looking for someone attitude that seemed different from the others. I've wondered who was allowed inside the courthouse and...

I'm with whoever brought up the use of a different car as perhaps being a signal of premeditation. He was driving the car his dad usually drove, according to the interview with his friend. So, why was he driving a different car?

THANK YOU for the times! I've watched 2-3 times. Since I've never watched a case like this before, I need to ask if this is extraordinary security? And if it is, where is the credible threat? "The next one's going to be rough" an officer is heard saying between Tad Cullum going in and Cole...

In other words, it will prevent TA from playing to the public about "saving the children" and possibly tainting the jury pool.

Interesting thought. There is mention of a tire tread, PG.20 | OSSO Property Form - Tire Tread - Scene Photos so yes using a different car might have been helpful. Had he paid cash and rented one, but using the car of a family member . . . well that just would not work would it?

What catches my attention are the three mentions of guns: PG.201 | Firearms Trace Summary PG.252 | Firearms Trace Summary PG.500 | Firearms Trace Summary

It makes sense to cover thoroughly the last place she was known to be. So, I am very happy to read about this search. Plus, a few years ago, another man vanished from Viking Mountain - his car was found, but I don't believe he's ever been heard from or seen again. 34-year-old Matthew James Smith...

So good to know the case does not rest on his phone alone.

I suspect the third car was the one SS normally drove. Remember his friend in the interview who kept wondering why SS was driving his dad's car and not the car he usually drove.

From a local Radio Station https://wgrv.com/2024/05/09/search-for-missing-woman-on-viking-mountain-to-be-conducted-this-saturday/

and perhaps we should also keep in mind that a "hook up" is just one suggestion from folks here for maybe why he was out and about at that hour. We've seen a number of possibilities suggested, but we don't really know what was going on with him.

From the condition of the home and knowledge of how much it appears RH was spending on his "hobby", I have concluded RH cut financial corners when he could. That leads me to suspect that he grabbed up a roll of tape from his home or a gardening shed when going on an "adventure". Perhaps the same...

Plus, kids swap their things around or wear-borrow each others clothing/guitars/fishing reels, etc. Someone could have crashed on the couch in the apartment for a few days and left things behind when they moved on. My son spent years in the campus/apartment/inn lifestyle with young people his...

A better question for me is: If Caleb was running in and out of his apartment, why does everyone seem to think he is still barefooted? Just because he was in one or two sightings as being barefoot does not mean he didn't put on shoes one of those times he went back inside.

However, one thing is that the hairs were on the inside -- actually on the body -- and not on the outside of the burlap bags and piece of plastic used to wrap the bodies. So, the hair was where he prepared the bodies for transport. Not loose in the transportation vehicle, unless that's where...

I understand perfectly your thinking so. Been there. Done that. But things just happen. My lesson was when I was so adamant the Killer of Molly Tibbets had been properly Mirandized. Surely, right? It's so basic. Well, not that time. I very sincerely hope everything is properly processed...

The only possibility I see for SS is his attorney contesting whether SS "gave" the phone to LE knowing it would be searched. His remark, "oh, BTW, I accidently reset it" to me indicates that he indeed knew it would be searched to aid in finding Madeline. How the defense will handle it though is...

Or, he could just flat out tell her they could help solve her problem if the price was right.

Published May 2, 2024 https://hoodline.com/2024/05/search-escalates-for-woman-missing-over-a-month-in-greeneville-s-viking-mountain/

I believe negotiations can and occasionally do continue up until time of trial, and if defendant changes mind, the trial can be halted and def. can agree to accept a plea deal on the table before opening arguments. By pleading guilty, the def. agrees there are no appeals. He did it, he's...