You're not the only one. It doesn't feel right to me either.
Some have said that the drugs are all (or most, please correct me if I'm wrong) are part of a date rape cocktail. If M did research, she'd know that the ami would be more than enough to do the job, if she was so inclined. So no...
The same post I linked to in my last post answered 2 of my questions also.
I read it late in the evening and must have missed a few things. That's what I get for sleep reading.
Official from the actual PER, not that we've seen so far. From the blog itself, yes: http://morganingram.com/wordpress/?p=1207 .
So far, iirc, there hasn't been any info to contradict TI's statement about the stomach contents.
This bothered me too!
That reaction makes it seem as if she did know who might have keyed the car, but was afraid to saying anything. If the female suspect was known for hurting others already and was into drugs, it might make M afraid to name her for fear of retaliation.
Except for no pills and/or no pill fragments were found in her stomach contents.
I'm just curious about how common this kind of suicide is. I'd like to know how many cases out there involve a suicide where the victim ignores available pills in-house and finds a way to ingest or inject liquid...
On the page linked, it mentions that in the late afternoon, when they were all away from the house, the puppy was locked up.
M always slept at night with her puppy in her room.
Ok, the flipside of the question....
If you were the perp, how could you get inside the house, into M's room and perpetrate the crime w/o making her scream or struggle?
Think about it.... She's tired and frightened, the perp is there standing by her bed. Her puppy and cat are in the room...
First of all, I find it difficult to understand why some people will believe that LE is always honest, hard working and trustworthy.
I've met many LE officers that were just that. I'm proud to know them and would trust them implicitly.
However, I've also met some who were too "busy" to look...
I'm a newbie (just registered today) and I've been following this case both on WS and the MJI blog. I have to say this is a very fascinating and addicting site. I'm very impressed with the insight and skills of everyone here.
I just wanted to add my two cents on this point:
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