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From Morf 13 July 20, 2018, item # 3: "The next morning 8:00 Roberts called police almost exact moment, Ozark police officers found Beasley's Black Mazda 929 just BEFORE 8:00 A.M."
Shined Rabbit Film, promoted as a True Crime Documentary: "car found at 9:00 A.M.; claiming in a podcast interview that the film's content in part came about thru police interviews-----------
Morf 13 item # 4: "According to police, when the car was initially found there were no outright signs of foul play."
Yet, it was that very first, prior to 8:00 A.M. officer who had reported blood evidence, over his police radio, but no mentioning of such an important original key piece of evidence.
Shined Rabbit Film, likewise avoids interviewing police for further discussion when already common knowledge because of 9mm bullet exit thru floor of trunk that while traveling blood had blown back under vehicle; upon being parked puddled arousing officer's attention.
Consistent media/official reports of only the driver's window being partially down a few inches; yet, Shined Rabbit comments on how Shined Rabbit Film was made aware of both driver's side windows being down on first arrival. Who placed them back in up positions, and locked the doors? Apparently, unconsciously leaving r/s front unlocked, being electric since repair shop work in progress with parts ordered why didn't lock, although supposedly claiming unknown at the time justification for a Dothan police officer to come having towed to Dothan, when at time there hadn't been officially concluded a crime scene until after 2:00 P.M.
Those having had, developing a serious interest in Ms. Beasley's and Ms. Hawlett's cases at this point, may want to go back to night of July 26/27, 1999 when Ms. Hawlett's home was targeted for burglary twice in one night, evening's events occurring night of July 31, 1999 when travel plans changed, phone calls, timelines; commit to research, read, re-examine, review, re-evaluate, and re-discover contradictions having always existed, but never before challenged. And lastly, the most revealing, how both girls after found in trunk, was unusually noticeable how their pants pockets were turned inside out, as if someone had been looking for some particular item or two only four nights previously. Unbelievably how sad, would take an blue collar habitual alcoholic to ignite the investigative engines which since day one had been knowingly mute and inactive, "turning over all stones" public propaganda.
Ok, but any good detective is going to think the following, and that is Tracie Hawlett's house being burglarized a few days earlier may or may not have anything to do with the crime that happened the night of July 31, 1999.
The profile of the killer by the FBI that I read was "young loner." I think it could just be that J.B. Beasley and Tracie Hawlett somehow ran into their killer that night and he could be a complete stranger. In hindsight, after over 19 years, I think police would have thoroughly checked out anyone they thought might have been known to J.B. or Tracie.
I look at the case at face value. I think the killer was most likely a young man who might possibly have money. The motive seems to be a type of sexual crime. This is because nothing of value was taken, and the killer did not seem to try to make it look like it was a robbery. Plus, if the killer were going to try to start a conversation with J.B. Beasley or Tracie Hawlett instead of just immediately pulling a gun on them, I think he might just be someone who was around their age that they may have talked to if approached. This is what I think.
I do not think the murderer in this case is some mastermind. The only part of the crime that I think may have been clever is the placement of the car on Herring Avenue, which looks to be completely opposite of where the girls were headed back to Dothan. In my research, in most of these crimes the car tends to end up near where the killer lives or where the victim lives. The location of the car on Herring Avenue is one of the most confusing aspects of this case(for me).
As for where J.B. Beasley and Tracie Hawlett went after leaving the Big Little the night of July 31, 1999, it is very difficult to come to any conclusions. After all the theories that remains a mystery.