She seems to have some connection to the building (staff recognized her dog, friend picked her up from there once)—so likely she was visiting with someone she knew. Evidence of “incident,” seems to align with police getting search warrant for building. Obvious evidence (blood etc) would likely have to have been inside an apartment — otherwise tenants would have noticed/reported it. So with a warrant police may have been able to search inside someone’s apartment. Perhaps the search of HPs home was to look for evidence connecting HP to a person at H&F (MOO)?
If she were killed by someone who lives at H&F, I would guess it a crime of passion. A big apartment building is not the most convenient way to hide a crime and dispose of a body. Plus, leaving the dog to be found wasn’t smart.
If she were killed by someone who lives at H&F, I would guess it a crime of passion. A big apartment building is not the most convenient way to hide a crime and dispose of a body. Plus, leaving the dog to be found wasn’t smart.