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From the article above: "Scottsdale Police officer Kevin Watts said the case is 'very much an active investigation.' ...'Detectives are continually evaluating evidence and information already gathered, as well as following up on new leads as they are received,' added Watts." Pretty sure...

It looks like he has officially been found safe: http://www.abc15.com/news/region-northern-az/other/missing-phoenix-man-dillon-gray-found-in-crown-king He was found in a hotel room, is in good health and has been reunited with his family. Crown King is a couple of hours north of where his phone...

Wait... what? "The caller did not make a police report after the incident." Is it common to not make a police report after a situation like this?

It's intriguing to me that her parents haven't (as far as we know). They were clearly devastated by her murder. They have allegedly been in close and regular contact with the police about the case. They stay in Allison's house when they come to Arizona from their home state. After a year of no...

No, as far as I know it was not definitely confirmed that it was bleach. Just a white substance with a bleach-like odor. Some on earlier threads have speculated that it could have been a pool-cleaning chemical; since Allison had a pool, it would be reasonable to assume she may have had the...

Or, perhaps the killer staged the scene to make it look like someone broke into her house, surprised her and killed her, using the bleach and the robbery to attempt to throw off investigators. IMO, whoever did this was either the luckiest criminal ever, or there is much more to this murder than...

This may answer the question as to how the police know what time the perp left Allison's house: "The security system records the activity anytime a window is open or closed," said [Detective] McWilliams. "We know that there was a door open when the killer left the residence at approximately 1...

The transcript brings up more questions/observations for me. * She sounds extremely disjointed. It seemed as though she was jumping around a lot in her conversation, particularly when the operator asked her specific questions about the situation. The operator asks her where she is, and then...

Here's another article from a local news source: http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2016/09/19/what-should-do-frightened-drivers-911-call-before-state-route-51-shooting-phoenix-offers-chilling-details/90711704/ From the article - "The call opens with Farmer telling the 911...

No, it didn't get much notice at all, which is unfortunate. What's amazing (and commendable, in my opinion) is that the officers took the perp down while they were injured and without shooting him, deploying a stun gun "multiple times" to finally subdue him (source). In my opinion, the officers...

It doesn't seem like it was road rage. She called 911 to report she was being followed. LE has said they do not believe this was random, that there may have been a prior incident/prior contact. AZ does have a lot of cameras on roads and freeways, but it may be difficult for LE to get anything of...

Yes, she did. It was through Cox, the cable/Internet company that serves this area and offers home security as well. The sign was in her front yard. However, it's not clear as to if her alarm was set that night. LE can get her cell phone and Internet records. I can't imagine that they...

I pulled the crime data for the month Allison was killed, and while there were some residential burglaries, the vast majority were in the morning or during the day. There was one on 2/27 that took place around 2 a.m. that was about a half-mile away from her house. Allison's was the only murder...

Obviously something during that whole episode spooked his parents, but it may have been his overall behavior that made them feel unsafe in general. The restraining order could have been the culmination of months/years of his erratic ups and downs, he may have threatened them before, or maybe...

That's kind of what I think, too. I think Ingrid may have known that he was down on his luck or he gave her a story about how he had had some challenges in the past and was turning his life around, and her personality was such that she continued the relationship. It's possible she was completely...

I know I'm probably damaging any slight credibility I might have here by posting an article from People magazine, but this seems fairly in-depth. Consider the source, but here you go. http://www.people.com/article/disturbing-allegations-john-charlton-alleged-killer-seattle-mom ETA: looks like...

Another article: http://q13fox.com/2016/04/15/report-more-body-parts-found-in-area-where-slain-renton-mothers-remains-dumped/ "Police were searching through other bins in the neighborhood for any other remains. Officers will canvass the area again and take several garbage trucks to a secure...

I thought earlier media reports said that the police looked in other garbage bins on that street/in the area right after they initially found her?

Here's a basic visual of the area. Hopefully, this works, since I've never tried to upload an image before! There are four points I've mapped out, starting from the top left to the bottom right: 1) Allison's house 2) Pima Park 3) Pima Rd. 4) 101 freeway The brown line indicates the walkable...

I'd imagine that if that's what happened, it will make it quite a bit harder to catch him. Her house was located close to a public park and just beyond that park is the 101 freeway. So it's possible the killer left his car by the park (which would make it virtually unnoticeable since no one...