I may have missed the discussion but the iPhone has an emergency alert that automatically notifies your emergency contacts if you press the button 3 times in rapid succession. Perhaps that’s what she did that alerted her roommate so quickly. Could also explain one of the charges against perp...
This. If (JMHO) the back door was closed previously though not locked and then it was left open by BK she would have noticed. Was the lock malfunctioning and thus LE placed the counter stools in the track to prevent anyone accessing the house through the kitchen? Seems like they would have...
Depending on the date they identified the car, they may have placed a listening device inside (see Rhoden case). MOO. Unfortunately, cops are in extreme danger any time they make a traffic stop.
Agreed. And I find the conversation really odd. Brian is clearly nervous (MOO) and the entire conversation is awkward and “off.” Cops must have a honed intuitive sense for when someone is nervous/obfuscating.
I too think he would keep the knife, though less as a souvenir and more out of a compulsion for control. Toss it in a lake or dumpster and he loses control of its whereabouts. I think he wants to know where it is but not be confronted with it—he strikes me as someone with extreme...
Not to belabor this point, but the research plan should have been submitted at the start of the project along with the proposed methodology. Am I correct in understanding that his online survey was posted at the end of his program? That makes no sense.
Do we have a good timeline/explanation of the next steps in the legal arena? What exactly is required of the prosecution for the extradition hearing? What steps come after that? I’m wondering when/if any of the prosecution’s evidence will become public prior to trial.
Also—I’m so impressed...
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