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IDK, I'm getting the opposite impression. I think BK most likely did it, but these warrants, dates, etc, make the case more and more confusing, IMO, not stronger. I guess we'll see when things start to come out, but between the deep dive into all 4 victims' financial records (all of which seemed to have multiple accounts and even share the same financial institutions), the specifics surrounding DD drivers, Tinder, all the redacted names, the "danger" to informants, and all the other details already discussed, my head is spinning with possibilities of what could be going on. They most certainly don't all point me exclusively in the direction of BK like they do some of you. JMO. YMMV.
This all looks like a normal investigation to me when you don't know who the killer is, and then when your gathering evidence for a quadruple murder trial. All prosecutors continue gathering evidence up until trial, this is what the court investigators do. No investigation stops cold upon arrest.
Competent investigations need to search through evidence from months prior, it is never narrowed down to just the few months surrounding a murder. Investigating from a year prior is par for the course.
All murder investigations have tons of search Warrants. I followed a huge murder case - multiple victims - that had literally hundreds and hundreds of search warrants issued. LE has to investigate almost every tip that comes in, this is hundreds for a notorious case.
I would expect them to investigate:
Financial Records
Delivery information
Social media accounts
And many many other areas
Prosecutors refer to witnesses, who give them any information about the suspect, as informers.
Using the term "danger to informants" is common and can mean many things, not just physical danger. It is totally normal not to reveal the names of witnesses/informants.
I don't know of cases where the general public is allowed to know who any of the witnesses/informants are - other than the witnesses who discovered the crime scenes, those who gave interviews of their own accord, names in affidavits, those who were subpoenaed for a pretrial hearing and their name is on the docket, those whose names are listed in discovery evidence, etc....
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