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I don't think your belief that GS didn't return home refutes any forensic proof in the AA.
The AA never asserted that it was a "fact" that GS returned home with TS that day.
The AA never asserted that it was a "fact" that TS killed GS in the home.
The AA never asserted that there was "so much blood found in the basement that GS must have died there."
The fact that the AA asserted was that GS's blood was found in the home, and the locations where it was found.
The claim that there was "so much blood" found in the home that GS couldn't have survived it is something that's been stated here in the thread by certain posters, based on the description of the crime scene, but LE didn't characterize it that way.
Also, I know I keep banging on this same, tired drum, but I'm doing so because it bears repeating:
This Arrest Affidavit was written prior to Gannon's body being discovered.
By far, the strongest evidence LE had prior to his body being found was the blood they found in the home.
That blood was their strongest evidence against TS, so they focused on that in the AA.
They had to somehow make the argument that he was dead without a body.
So they argued that the blood in the home proved that he was dead.
But guess what?
Their best evidence changed the day his body was located in Florida.
There's no longer any need whatsoever for LE to use the evidence found in the home to prove that Gannon is dead.
His body was found stuffed in a suitcase.
This isn't a no-body case any more.
And that, as we all know, "changes everything," to quote DDA Allen.
Including, I suspect, LE's theory of the crime.
Unless there's video of GS getting out of the truck that day, OR a blood expert testifies that GS could not have survived the amount of blood loss evidenced in that home, I expect the DA to push the reset button on that theory that GS must have returned with her that day.
I believe all the facts that were laid out in the AA 100%.
I'm just not sold on the speculative theory they posited.
JMO.
Agreed. It’s just too bad that it took so long to find the body, and in Florida no less with the elements. Not well-preserved in the beautiful Colorado snow. God, I miss snow.
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