Sorry I might have missed it.
It's been reported that he normally parked in her garage when he was over there? If so, IMO, I find that rather odd? I have a double attached garage and even when in longterm relationships (but not living together though BF spending plenty of time at my home), no BF of mine has ever parked in my garage and frankly if I had a non-live-in BF who thought he could park in my garage, I'd find it strange and a bit presumptuous? .......and I say this as someone who lives in Canada where we can wake up many mornings in late fall to never-ending winter months to lots of snow and frost (would require warmed up the vehicle, scraping frost off car windows, brushing piles of snow off car, etc). Maybe that's just me but I don't think it necessary for a non-live-in BF to be parking my garage, the driveway is just fine
That being said, it is for sure curious why he'd have called police prior to even entering her home........would be interesting to know what he told police, why he said he was calling them from outside her home if at that point he had no idea that she was lying inside dead. Hmm. Also, wasn't it reported in initial MSM news articles that when police did arrive at her home that BF had quickly offered to them that he'd not touched her body? (trying to find the articles now).
I sent you a message back, Miss D.......hope you got it, it touches on this all
Hey Dayzee!
What I bolded:
This is important for me to 'get straight' so everyone here knows what was said and why. I theorized that he normally parked in the garage because the neighbors I spoke with told me that they walk their dogs there nightly and they never see cars parked outside or in the driveway.
You say that you wouldn't let a bf park in your garage, and I get that. Couple of things that might be different here. I think, from all I have heard, that Allison kept a very low profile in the neighborhood, was very discreet and also traveled a lot. I do know, from photos on the news and videos of the crime scene that she parked on the far left of her garage. You can clearly see her Silver Ford Explorer parked there.
In Arizona, the sun is so bright that it causes terrible damage to paint on vehicles. If you drive a nice car with a beautiful paint job you don't want to leave it parked out in the sun. We crave places to park our cars here to get away from it!
Here's one article about it:
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"Protecting your Car from the Blazing Arizona Sun
If you live in the Valley of the Sun, then you know how unforgiving the sun can actually be. With the summers reaching from an average of 95 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit, the sun can be very damaging to your car even when you buy high-end paints and waxes. These high temperatures, accompanied with the large amounts of direct sunlight thats hardly ever blocked by cloud cover, can cause havoc on your interior as well. This will cause your interior to crack, fade and burn your fingertips to the unsuspecting driver grabbing the wheel. Although you wont be able to prevent the fading, you can make your custom-paint job last as long as possible by following these tips:"
http://www.premiercoachworks.com/protecting-your-car-from-the-blazing-arizona-sun/
I'm pretty sure she not only let him, but encouraged him, to park in her garage. imo You wouldn't want your future husband and the person you love's vehicle to get ruined from parking outside here in Arizona.
imo