oceanblueeyes
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In reference to CJ calling Chase, IIRC in the prelim one of the detectives stated that Jarvis stated it was unusual for her to be able to get a hold of Chase, even though he would frequent casinos, he would answer if called. Something to that effect.
I truly hope CJ was not complicit with this but is becoming alarmingly clear that may be the case.
Great points Ocean. My only concern is that even though she is not emotionally involved anymore she still may not tell it as it is.What interests me the most is to know if CJs statement to LE has changed any since they have long been apart now?
I think they most likely have interviewed her again since the PH was held to see if she may have remembered more concerning the day it happened, and all of the days afterwards.
Who's witness list is she on? Tia
We have often seen this happen in other cases when a live in partner is no longer in any kind of relationship with the defendant.
In fact, in several cases it was their helpful statement when they finally came forward to LE much later after the break up, and told them what they had known all along that finally lead to the case being solved.
I wonder if she saw any difference in what he may have been wearing that day or when she washed clothes? Just a thought.
At the time when these type of witnesses first gave a statement to LE some even admitted they had provided false alibis for the suspects when first questioned.
Sometimes their testimony can lead to them being one of the key witnesses in the case.
Will there be things she is willing to reveal now since the defendant has been locked up for years, and their relationship ended years ago? Did she say why their relationship ended in only 6 months afterwards?
She will now be able to look back without any emotional involvement.
If someone is able to finally look at everything with a more objective view from the outside looking in it can make them come to completely different conclusions.
Often they are able to see many things much clearer, and far differently than when they were in the middle of it at the time, where emotional attachments clouded their perspective, and choices they may have made back then or what they convinced themselves of at the time.
Imo
Last death penalty execution in California was January 2006 so unless something changes, I don't believe it would be an issue? There's 200+ California inmates with death penalty convictions so I would imagine most would die of old age before getting to the death chamber.Great points Ocean. My only concern is that even though she is not emotionally involved anymore she still may not tell it as it is.
The reason being, I summise, is the death penalty. She has kids with him and as a mum she possibly won’t want her kids to have to go through their dad dying as a result of her testimony. After all, what she says could be make or break for CM if she’s there for prosecution?
She may be principled and want to do the right thing but I imagine she has a huge dilemma on her hands.
What do you guys think?
Wow that’s interesting and may be a game changer for her when testifying.Last death penalty execution in California was January 2006 so unless something changes, I don't believe it would be an issue? There's 200+ California inmates with death penalty convictions so I would imagine most would die of old age before getting to the death chamber.
Great points Ocean. My only concern is that even though she is not emotionally involved anymore she still may not tell it as it is.
The reason being, I summise, is the death penalty. She has kids with him and as a mum she possibly won’t want her kids to have to go through their dad dying as a result of her testimony. After all, what she says could be make or break for CM if she’s there for prosecution?
She may be principled and want to do the right thing but I imagine she has a huge dilemma on her hands.
What do you guys think?
Great points Ocean. My only concern is that even though she is not emotionally involved anymore she still may not tell it as it is.
The reason being, I summise, is the death penalty. She has kids with him and as a mum she possibly won’t want her kids to have to go through their dad dying as a result of her testimony. After all, what she says could be make or break for CM if she’s there for prosecution?
She may be principled and want to do the right thing but I imagine she has a huge dilemma on her hands.
What do you guys think?
I'm not positive but I think they both had the first generation google phones.
I just realized I posted the wrong link. I'll send the right one in a bit.
The defense can hire a process server, anyone can really. So if they find him he can be served.
We actually have a PI who also serves them. So when he's serving he can give them an opportunity to talk and potentially avoid needing to be subpoenaed at all.
However, we are clearly way more efficient, so I have no idea what they might do here. Maybe send a message in a bottle? Or by balloon? Oh! Homing pigeons!
This is ridiculous seriously.
As I put myself in Summer's position and thought how I might react during the day on February 4th IF I knew that my husband was going to fire an employee that had been stealing from him...I would have been checking in throughout the day, texting, "How is it going?", "Have you told him yet?", etc. I don't believe Summer contacted Joey much in the early afternoon, if at all, but she did later on. That is why I am wondering if Joey kept a lot of this to himself, what he found out from the bank, etc. because he didn't want to upset Summer and would tell her after the fact.
I know some believe Joey was first killed elsewhere, and I highly respect everyone who holds those views including those who have the belief CM had some kind of regret about murdering Joey, and was somehow more humane when doing so.
Imoo, I haven't seen anything that supports that conclusion based on the injuries he sustained.
I know I tend to go with the less complicated theory. I tend to believe the Occam Razor rule is usually the correct answer to the conclusion. Cases are never nearly as complicated as they are made out to be. I can see how others may totally disagree with me though.
Since everyone knows I didnt follow the years long held discussions it may be why I think differently than some or even most. Lol!
In the end, it was Joey that brought down CMs con game into a crash, and burn very quickly. HE is the one who went face to face, and probably nose to nose, with the defendant during a very contentious meeting that started what all would transpire in a few short hours afterwards.
Imo, in CMs mind at the time this was between him, and Joey. Joey had started all of this during that fateful meeting between these two men.
It then became a premeditated plan by CM of which one would be the last man standing when it was all over with.
I don't believe for one second CM had any hesitation in brutally murdering the man he knew was going to once again ...expose him for what he had been all of his adult life.
In fact, I think he planned to murder every one of them when they were altogether where it would cause the most emotional trauma/torture to Joey, most of all.
A husband, and father always feels it is their duty to protect all of their family. Yet, CM wanted to strip Joey of having any way to protect the ones he loved dearly, and he did.
What better way to put Joey through living hell than having to watch his entire family being murdered knowing he was bound, and helpless to stop any of it from happening?
Imo, CM wanted to see Joey beg, grovel, cry, and plead with him to please not hurt his family. Instead of having an ounce of compassion CM felt more empowered knowing Joey knew CM would be the one to decide whether they all lived or died.
Imo, after he had them all restrained inside of their home, he made Joey watch it all unfold.
He killed the boys, one by one in front of them both. Next he raped, and murdered Summer as Joey was made to watch.
After he had murdered all three he then turned to Joey, and he was sadistic and merciless.
The cord could have been a way to control/restrain Joey or even used to offload-yank or pull his larger body off into the gravesite.
Because joey was the largest victim he could have placed him on top of his dead family wrapped up in a cover where if seen only a bulky blanket would show if even seen.
Imo it's just more logical to me, and simpler to believe all 4 were killed at the same location than trying to figure out where Joey could have been murdered first at some unknown location which still remains unobtainable, and unknown.
Imo it's because there is only one murder location. Imo, its much simpler, and would cause more emotional torture, and suffering to not only Summer, but especially for Joey
LOL, this is only my simplistic opinion, and nothing more.
May justice prevail for these 4 victims who are so deserving of nothing less.
I already addressed that in another comment. Perhaps he didn't know? In fact, if someone else killed JM, then CM was wrong to say he's the last person JM saw. He was sure about that, said "definitely", but he proved wrong.
The difference doesn't matter. If he had said "I was the last person he met with that day", it's clear those who want to believe he's guilty would do the same, using such a statement as indication of guilt.
Do you really think he meant to make sure the police didn't miss what he meant, that he killed them, by using "definitely" and not "probably"?
Wow that’s interesting and may be a game changer for her when testifying.
I’m a bit clueless on death penalty as we don’t have it here in UK.
Where death penalty is more active I know they usually have to wait years anyway don’t they? With his ‘heart condition’ and ahem...‘old age’ you’re right he’s likely to die waiting if convicted.
I've been thinking about Chase arriving a lot. The camera should have caught the truck. But why didn't it? It caught the one vehicle passing the house just before the truck left the driveway and the dodge arriving and pulling into the driveway the day before. If Joseph did arrive, it never caught his vehicle. And remember, there are TWO cameras.
It would be in camera range, but they (prosecutors) wouldn't be able to link it, or any other vehicles going past, to the McStay house because it doesn't turn in on the camera range. There are vehicles that go straight ahead that they don't mention.And if Chase got there and backed into the driveway....and if the Trooper was parked in front of the house, I don't think anyone could have driven past the Trooper outside of the camera range, the Trooper would have been in the way.
Last death penalty execution in California was January 2006 so unless something changes, I don't believe it would be an issue? There's 200+ California inmates with death penalty convictions so I would imagine most would die of old age before getting to the death chamber.
I'm not certain Joey had time to tell Summer about the QB before he left that morning.
11.51 - 11.53 Joey calls the bank 2 mins
11.53 - 11.55 Joey calls Chase 2 mins
11.56 - 11.58 Joey signs into QB 2 mins
11.56 - 11.57 Joey texts Chase 1 min
12.15 - 12.22 Joey calls bank 7 mins - he is in Lake Elsinore 30 miles from home on I-15, that is 20 mins after called Chase. That is driving at 90 mph!
I don't see any calls to Summer after 11.51 and he was on calls for 11 minutes solid before he first called the bank at 11.51 - 11.53 and then presumably flew out the door.