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No, I don't think so. They may wait until the toxicology report is out?

Ugh, people magazine got the detail about the credit card wrong!

very creative, bohemian. free-thinking, political. also, party-ers.

My understanding was that she had very severe endometriosis/fibroids or something of that nature.

I don't know. His family also lives not too far away...it is possible he was not home much during the weekend, though he clearly was home the day she went missing (Friday) and the day of the missing persons report (Saturday). Hard to believe you wouldn't check the entire house before filing a...

I had not known that she was, but there has been some info that's come out from her closer friends that suggests she was.

Maybe. Inside info says she went to FedEx that day as well and picked up a package (which she did often).

I have submitted my name etc for verification. I do know the couple, quite well, particularly him. I agree it looks suspicious for him; however, they are not typical people and nothing about their lives was typical. It is possible she went upstairs after saying she was going for a walk, OD'd...

They owned a dog. Name is Luca.

I think if he in fact did not do it, it was an OD, not a planned suicide.

House is a real fixer upper. The whole upstairs is basically not habitable. They don't use it.

True, but remember some could have been cash back. Also, it is hella cold here right now and people have been stocking up when they go out so they don't have to keep going out in the cold.

what I understand from inside sources is that she told him he was going out for a quick walk, and he believed her. But in fact she went upstairs.

could be unintentional OD

she literally laid brick--had bricked their yard. He is similarly handy.

There was work being done on the house--excavation and the addition of a large basement.

He knows the victim and fiance. I do too. How do I prove this to you?

I get that, but what if he HID the body in the house? Like, tried to seal it in a wall?

This is being treated as a suicide--no arrests and "no threat to the public"... How can it be a suicide? How would he not find her body? This is not a large house.

Yes, they have a dog.