The last theory put out by the police here is that it was a case of mistaken identity or something like that. They've been through Lindsay's life, computer, etc with a fine tooth comb and couldn't find anything obvious that would lead someone to kill her or want her dead. She was a well liked, decent person. It doesn't make sense.
Lindsay's family has recently hired a private investigator to look at the case. I hope they can come up with something. It's so puzzling. I can't imagine what her poor family is going through.....not only is their daughter dead, but there's no real reason why and no one is beng held responsible.
Yes, I hope that they find some answers for her family.
LE believe that the couple were dropped off and picked up at the house, but they have not released any description of a vehicle, right? If they had a description, I wonder if there are videos of vehicles getting on the ferries to and from the Island. However, it may be that witnesses did not see any other vehicle in front of the house, so that's why it is assumed that they were dropped off...
"Police said Ms. Buziak arrived at 1702 De Sousa Place in Saanich around 5:30 p.m. on the night of her murder, and that shortly afterward witnesses saw a man and a woman enter the home."
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/murdered-victoria-realtor-intentionally-targeted/article1453758/
I also read that while Lndsay's mother never believed that her boyfriend could have been involved in any way at least up until a year ago her father was not so sure about it.... Her father mentioned that it bothered him that Lindsay's boyfriend never spoke to him....
All JMO
I've often wondered if the boyfriend was involved in drugs or something else untoward and she was killed to get back at him, teach him a lesson, etc. That could explain why he's not a suspect, but won't talk to the father (remember SP wouldn't talk to Mr. Rocha)....hmmm....
Yes, I hope that they find some answers for her family.
LE believe that the couple were dropped off and picked up at the house, but they have not released any description of a vehicle, right? If they had a description, I wonder if there are videos of vehicles getting on the ferries to and from the Island. However, it may be that witnesses did not see any other vehicle in front of the house, so that's why it is assumed that they were dropped off...
"Police said Ms. Buziak arrived at 1702 De Sousa Place in Saanich around 5:30 p.m. on the night of her murder, and that shortly afterward witnesses saw a man and a woman enter the home."
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/murdered-victoria-realtor-intentionally-targeted/article1453758/
Finally a bit of news released on this case, looks definitely like a "professional" job but it doesn't sound like they're much closer to solving it than they were 2 years ago...
New theory: Killers hit Buziak by mistake
Lindsay Buziak, the 24-year-old real estate agent stabbed to death as she showed a Gordon Head home two years ago, may have been mistakenly targeted in a contract killing, police say.
Read more: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/theory+Killers+Buziak+mistake/3218003/story.html#ixzz0sJvlh8K2