Well he could have seen JP on Saturday, told him about the job on Monday, and maybe told him he would call Sunday to tell him the hotel and timing. That could have been before he murdered her on Saturday, and he had to follow through.
I've also checked into some hotels using a kiosk in the lobby without ever having to go to the front desk. It dispenses your room key after confirming your reservation information, kind of like the kiosks at airports when checking in. Hope this helps!
I'm mostly a business traveler and my phone is registered with certain hotels and linked to my customer ID. Not that different than my boarding pass on my phone that gets scanned for access to my plane.It is still the same old style in some hotels. When I traveled in 2019, I was in Cincinnati, Dayton, Dallas, Atlanta and Austin. I have an iPhone but it was never used for check in. I had to register at front desk, showing my credit card and ID and get a key card.
I always stay at nice hotels. I’m kind of a clean freak and security freak and I love a comfy bed.
Just saying my experience was different from yours. Going to Atlanta in three weeks. Looking forward to what my check in will be like.
He may have mistaken (or not) what BM told him, but it doesn't mean relating that to PE was "false". Unless you are saying that AM flatly made it up, which I doubt. Barry was telling AM all sorts of things, and along the way he told AM that he had taken a polygraph, amongst other lies.
Mail did not = alibi IMO. The whole stinky situation = some sort of alibi that JP started realizing he was being set up for. I personally think JP had a bunch of background info he was basing these feelings on. Things we don’t know. Someone speculated perhaps he suspected BM of an affair and this could be what he was thinking about. Could be. Then there’s a “family emergency” & then he finds out it’s his boss’s wife is missing. I don’t blame him for being suspicious, and we probably don’t even know half of it.
If the assistant is listed as a guest on the reservation, she would be able to check into the room. Otherwise, for security purposes, only the person for whom the room is reserved can check into the room.
Nothing is hidden in a small town like that. If there was hanky panky everyone knew about it. Or had a hunch.
I work with people in my field at job sites all the time and I honestly wouldn’t be able to pick out half their cars if they were plain or generic looking cars. Only certain cars/trucks stand out to me.
Very true.
Even if Andy's recall of the job location was wrong (which I don't think it was), who has the motivation to be untruthful? Certainly not Andy.
Maybe the pot is calling the kettle black and it's Barry with substance abuse issues. Just a thought.
Well I am not asking if you are a guy or not, but my own experience is that I've never met a guy who didn't pay attention to cars. Sometimes stereotypes are pretty accurate. Especially if the owner of the car has threatened my family, I have gone to the police to report him, he messed up a job because of doping....none of this ever happened to me, but I'll never believe BM didn't pay attention to that stalker's car. It would have been the first question the police asked, had he really gone to the police, which I doubt. Why ask for help from the police without giving them the means to find the stalker?
