MassGuy
The Monsters Aren’t The Ones Beneath The Bed
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Kelsi Schelling is a good example, and it's a recent Colorado one too.The closest I could find was Cal Harris...and he was tried a few times before a judge said enough and acquitted him saving him from further prosecution by the prosecutor. And in that case they did find a touch of blood in the kitchen, but could have been natural from a cut. No other evidence she died in the house, on the property. They were talking about divorce, they were wealthy and they were living together but she had boyfriends. They never found a body, but eventually found what they think might have been items of her clothing burned at another location. What finally spared him, was some later testimony from someone who had seen her at the end of their driveway talking to a man but he always maintained his innocence and also always proclaimed that LE zeroed in on him without exploring any other options. At the end he filed in federal court for malicious prosecution. It's an interesting case with lots of additional details...but the closest I found to this case.
No body, no physical evidence, and what exactly happened remained a mystery.
Fortunately, lies and cell phone evidence are were as good as physical evidence.
Cal Harris may have gotten lucky because September 11, happened on the same day his wife went missing (many detectives were deployed to NYC). It put investigators behind the 8 ball, and they never recovered.
I think he got away with murder, but I couldn't have convicted him. That case was miles weaker than this one.
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