Megnut
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Took me a while to confirm it but it was as I remembered. The bicycle was visible in the trunk bed after the murder. 11:12 am. Does not answer whether he loaded it into the Suburban or circled back to get it in the Tacoma, and frankly, we don't know who was driving the Tacoma at that point. That could have been KM by then. With FD switcherooing from JFd's newer black Suburban to FD's older black Suburban. That would explain why there was almost no evidence found in the Tacoma, it would explain how FD was able to transfer a body and other bags of evidence at Waveny in broad daylight (because it didn't happen there, it happened wherever the two Suburbans rendezvoused) and it accounts for the lost time. FWIW I don't think FD used altered plates on the Tacoma. I think he used the altered plates on his Suburban, the one vehicle he had to disguise because it had no business being in NC that day and it was imperative to keep it hidden in broad daylight.
KM may have been tasked with collecting the bicycle before parking at a predetermined location, then waiting for FD to arrive in JFd's Suburban. Moves the pristine bicycle into the Tacoma, transfers the contents from one Suburban to the other, and departs in the mostly empty Tacoma for 80 MS.
It would appear that FD arrived at Welles that morning with zip ties and duct tape. That's not a murder kit. That's an abduction kit. Likely the trash bags came from 69 Welles because IMO FD was planning a clean getaway from there. With a bound victim, silenced but very much alive. Then transfered in some secluded location into the waiting Suburban, likely utilizing the Thule. If he were stopped for any reason, nothing to see. For all we know, he had a fake ID on him, just in case. Meanwhile, if this theory holds water, KM drives the Tacoma, free of anything incriminating, just a truck and a bike. Maybe FD sat in the passenger seat briefly while the two conferred and that's how JFd's blood transferred high up on the seat cover.
Bottom line, IMO the defendant LIED about seeing the Suburban at 4 JC that morning just like she LIED about seeing, hearing, showering with or saying hi to FD or to KM that morning. None of them, Suburban included, was there that morning.
Which may mean part of the prior meat up was to provide KM with the Suburban and you can bet that KM's personal vehicle has all the newest technology and his car is going IMO to be found idle in incriminating places at key times. Same with his smashed phone.
Do y'all remember that puzzler about the farmer who had to cross the river with a chicken, a fox and a bag of feed but couldn't leave any unattended with the other? I think FD used revolving phones and vehicles and co-conspirators to accomplish his ends. @afitzy is spot on with the Three Card Monte. Just when you think you know who has which phone or is driving which vehicle, there's trickery. Elaborate trickery.
It's frightening to think how this would've played out, had there been no blood shed at Welles. No FD DNA in the house, on the paper towel roll, faucet or doorknob, no blood in the garage or spatter on two vehicles, no two-hour clean up, no blood in the Tacoma, no car wash, no trash bags, no Albany, just FD reunited quickly with his telephone, business as usual.
JFd must have known she couldn't let that happen.
How he must have raged.
JMO
KM may have been tasked with collecting the bicycle before parking at a predetermined location, then waiting for FD to arrive in JFd's Suburban. Moves the pristine bicycle into the Tacoma, transfers the contents from one Suburban to the other, and departs in the mostly empty Tacoma for 80 MS.
It would appear that FD arrived at Welles that morning with zip ties and duct tape. That's not a murder kit. That's an abduction kit. Likely the trash bags came from 69 Welles because IMO FD was planning a clean getaway from there. With a bound victim, silenced but very much alive. Then transfered in some secluded location into the waiting Suburban, likely utilizing the Thule. If he were stopped for any reason, nothing to see. For all we know, he had a fake ID on him, just in case. Meanwhile, if this theory holds water, KM drives the Tacoma, free of anything incriminating, just a truck and a bike. Maybe FD sat in the passenger seat briefly while the two conferred and that's how JFd's blood transferred high up on the seat cover.
Bottom line, IMO the defendant LIED about seeing the Suburban at 4 JC that morning just like she LIED about seeing, hearing, showering with or saying hi to FD or to KM that morning. None of them, Suburban included, was there that morning.
Which may mean part of the prior meat up was to provide KM with the Suburban and you can bet that KM's personal vehicle has all the newest technology and his car is going IMO to be found idle in incriminating places at key times. Same with his smashed phone.
Do y'all remember that puzzler about the farmer who had to cross the river with a chicken, a fox and a bag of feed but couldn't leave any unattended with the other? I think FD used revolving phones and vehicles and co-conspirators to accomplish his ends. @afitzy is spot on with the Three Card Monte. Just when you think you know who has which phone or is driving which vehicle, there's trickery. Elaborate trickery.
It's frightening to think how this would've played out, had there been no blood shed at Welles. No FD DNA in the house, on the paper towel roll, faucet or doorknob, no blood in the garage or spatter on two vehicles, no two-hour clean up, no blood in the Tacoma, no car wash, no trash bags, no Albany, just FD reunited quickly with his telephone, business as usual.
JFd must have known she couldn't let that happen.
How he must have raged.
JMO
Fotis Dulos 'tried to frame employee for wife Jennifer's murder'
Nancy Grace broke down the bizarre theory that Fotis Dulos may have tried to frame his employee Pawel Gumienny in a segment on The Dr Oz Show that aired on Thursday afternoon.
www.dailymail.co.uk
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