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Whatever the search initially yielded may not have shown PC that he committed a crime. They might know she was in the house and car, but have to dig a little deeper for evidence of a crime. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lol, agree. I...just...can't. I'm biting my tongue on the clothing observations the thread doesn't go there. ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It sounds like they had PC (eyewitness testimony or video, don't remember ) to obtain a search warrant for the car. The car turned up evidence that gave PC for a search warrant for the apartment. Hopefully, whatever they seized from the apartment will be enough to show PC for an arrest...

http://www.tempocville.com It seems like it's a restaurant too, so I would assume they would card at the table or bar, not at the door? Looks like someone stole a cardboard cutout from this restaurant and they put a "missing person" post as a sort of joke/attempt to get it returned. I saw...

Can you share the time on the video where he turns around? Sorry, I'm sure this has been discussed previously, but the thread is moving so fast I think I'll get lost if I go digging. :). Thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I thought as long as LE was inside the premises lawfully, (e.g. unrelated, valid warrant) any contraband within plain view is fair game. I could be totally wrong...I'm an attorney, but I practice in health law, so I might be misremembering some of the case law. Sent from my iPhone using...

Absolutely correct, it's called the plain view doctrine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh my! My first thought was that it was something risqué, but wasn't sure. think the Disney factor is potentially significant. When I googled it I saw this pic, so I thought it was maybe a "normal" ring. http://lovebabo.tumblr.com/post/2902344731/mickey-and-minnie-rings-t-t-so-cute

I just googled it, you're right, rings. Thanks!

http://instagram.com/p/Ya62sgwhlJ/ What are these? At first I thought they were Mickey/Minnie handcuffs...? Sorry if it's been discussed already.

The only way I would recommend a client submit to a polygraph would be one that is done for the defense attorney (not through LE). If they fail it can be kept private, but if they pass you can tell everyone who would listen. JMO and I don't practice criminal law, as a disclaimer. :)

Thanks for clarifying. Can we take it to the parking lot? Or no for the same reason?

I was thinking the exact same!

Salem, I'm probably towing the line here, and I promise I'm not trying to be difficult, but as I interpret the above guideline, posting how to access the unredacted version would be okay. Discussing it would not be okay. Is that true?

Maybe those black luggage rack type things on the roof kept it from getting too smashed in if it rolled completely? It looks like there's some dents up there. I would like to see the other side too. I tried looking in the reflection on the window of the black car parked to the right for any...

I'm trying to wrap my head around this too...was the car found around where I dropped the pin and the dam is where it says Castaic Dam?

Can I ask a question that there's probably a very simple explanation to? If you look up BL on FB ( like what appears to be his page, not the find BL page) his pic is one of the missing flyers. ? Does someone else (mom, gf) have access and was able to change it? Sorry if y'all have been...

Hope I didn't give you an earworm! Pops into my head whenever I hear or see the word hearsay. :). I practice in healthcare though, so thankfully the rules of evidence don't make an appearance very often.

Im a little late to the party, but here's a fun (well, about as fun as it gets given the subject matter) video about hearsay exceptions: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UoJ6fgIKYy8&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DUoJ6fgIKYy8 I remembered that from law school and thought maybe some of you would...

I haven't posted here in a looooong time, but I was reading through some of the threads last night and I was thinking about that mystery man scenario too...and the report that a homeless man heard a woman scream around 4:35am, but that homeless man was later found deceased. It's so crazy that...