OldSteve
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I kind of think at this point, there's really not enough information coming from SPD to make any type of hypothesis about the who, what, how, or even where. We know nothing about the condition inside of the house or whether a struggle started in one room and moved to the hallway. We've got "head trauma" and "shot"........are they one in the same? Or did a few local MSM talk out of school?
And this is "Scottsdale"....how many women, or men, have Tiffany bracelets? A LOT of them do. It's like saying "the perp left in a taxi" for a crime in New York City, a LOT of people use taxis in NYC. Doesn't do much to minimize the suspect pool.
*If the murder was the plan, everything that was taken is likely in the canal, a nearby lake, or in a landfill.
*If burglary was the plan, the bracelet would have been only worth it's weight in precious metal, gold, silver, platinum, etc., so the perp would have altered the appearance of it, smashing, cutting the links, or possibly melting it if the perp had access. And with what little coverage this crime has been given, someone may be wearing it and not have a clue it came from a murder.
*If it was a sexual assault, same as murder, anything connecting the perp to the crime would have been discarded.
There's always a perp's trophies, but wouldn't that put this in the realm of a serial killer/rapist?
Why hasn't SPD said whether the DNA could be linked to other unsolved crimes? Why haven't they stated that the DNA is "unknown"?
The murder was in mid February, it's almost June............the DNA would nail this person "dead to rights", and we'd be pretty close to say that the DNA came from the perps blood at the scene (from the possible scratches/cuts on the perp's hands and forearms) and/or under AF's fingernails (which we still don't know is where the DNA was taken from). How would SPD's "watched" individual squirm out of that?
And crime scene techs were at the scene for 3/4 days.
Between AF's family and the neighborhood, I'd want an update. JMO.
Yes! Sums it up perfectly! All I can add is that the silence has become a mystery unto itself. Yes, some things LE needs to keep to themselves - but here it's just about everything is being kept under wraps.