What did SS' asst know; when did he know it? Were stmts truthful?
Is there any poss of his less-than-innocent involvement? Not saying he was.
SS' asst stmt sentence #1 *
"On Friday, the day after the fire and the deaths were discovered, according to the police document,
the assistant called the veteran American Iron Works employee’s cellphone “and was crying.”..."
Q. Is police doc. getting this ^
- by transcribing a VM, directly from
SS' cell VM memory,
OR
- from
SS'asst making stmt in-person to LE directly?
If SS' asst left VM on SS' cell Fri and was crying, then presumably SS was already dead,
asst knew of death, SS had no opportunity to delete VM,
so ^above quote is accurate as to
what asst said.
May or may not be truthful as to what
asst did.
SS' asst stmt sentence #2 *
"...assistant “stated that he had dropped off a package” at the Savopoulos house on Thursday
before he came to the Chantilly location."
Q. When did SS say ^?
IfThurs on VM to SS' cell? If so, when - before or after SS died?
If
before SS died then poss SS deleted VM and ^ may be based on what asst told pol.
If
after SS died, then SS had no opportunity to delete VM.
and if pol transcribed VM, then ^ quote is accurate as to
what asst said.
May or may not be truthful as to
what asst did.
If Fri, or later, in pol interview w asst, then same applies he accuracy re asst stmt & asst actions.
JM2cts.
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* "Originally Posted by Angelo "On Friday, the day after the fire and the deaths were discovered, according to the police document,
the assistant called the veteran American Iron Works employee’s cellphone “and was crying.”
The police documents said that the assistant “stated that he had dropped off a package” at the Savopoulos house on Thursday
before he came to the Chantilly location." ~snipped~
[url]http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/...23d_story.html[/URL]". bbm