Wondering why they were doubling down (KJ & Prince U. )in the news conference with the murder of the Nigerian man, could it be similar type of perps? speculation, imo.I hope I am wrong, but it doesn't seem like good news on this case.
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Wondering why they were doubling down (KJ & Prince U. )in the news conference with the murder of the Nigerian man, could it be similar type of perps? speculation, imo.I hope I am wrong, but it doesn't seem like good news on this case.
I hope I am wrong, but it doesn't seem like good news on this case.
If they got any DNA at all, which I think we all assumed the must, it apparently hasn't matched anyone yet.I agree, it seemed like they are going to need a lead like a linkage between this murder and other assaults to turn up, or a new technology to come into play for evidence they already have, or for someone to come forward with information.
Certainly the police have evidence we don't know about. But it must be a bit limited and not stuff the release of which will assist in identifying a suspect. Very frustrating. It is also just so perplexing. How can someone do this, kill a pit bull and commit this horrific crime against a grown woman in a public place, and still just slip away? Scary stuff that the person that did this is still on the loose.well that was a disappointing press conference with no update, they sure are keeping what they have very close to their chest, that is if they have anything of meaning , 2 years is a long time with nothing!
Agreed. If they truly don't have anything concrete (i.e., fingerprints or DNA), it makes me wonder if this case will ever be solved in isolation (i.e., without being linked to a similar crime where more evidence was left behind). The apparent lack of physical evidence left behind by the perpetrator suggests to me (IMO) that this was something planned rather than a spur-of-the-moment attack. More often than not, DNA evidence is left behind by the perpetrator in knife attacks simply due to the likelihood of the perpetrator cutting themselves and/or having physical contact with the victim, so it makes me think the perpetrator in this case came prepared (i.e., wearing thick, cut-resistant gloves and/or carrying a knife with a hilt rather than a standard butcher/kitchen knife).I found the press conference disappointing. I feel like they have almost nothing.
I wish they had dna, fingerprints, geofencing data that was helpful, and more. But I am beginning to wonder if they have anything concrete at all.
Imo.
Very early, comments from the police made it seem like the dog maybe had bitten the attacker or otherwise had some evidence there. Then I remember some comment about "incomplete" dna or something. So it could be that there is some DNA evidence, but it isn't yet matching anyone. So it could be that we just have to wait and hope. We know there are homeless people that frequent the park, so if one of these people did it, unless they have a felony conviction, they arent the kind of people that would have DNA on file or be in a commercial genealogy data base.When I saw the news about the press conference, I was hoping it would be to announce an arrest (or at least new developments) in the case. Unfortunately, it seems APD doesn't have much more insight than we do. If they have DNA, I wonder if genetic genealogy could be pursued at this point seeing as it's been 2 years without any significant progress in the investigation.
Does anyone have any msm link or anything in which APD verified that Bowie was actually stabbed? It’s a bit confusing, all of the headlines etc are written as if it is both of their COD, but I haven’t seen a press conference or a quote or anything that actually confirms that…
thank you!The 40-year-old’s body had been stabbed “multiple times,” according to Atlanta police. Authorities did not say how the dog was killed, but Deputy Chief Charles Hampton described the scene to Channel 2 Action News in one word: “Gruesome.”![]()
Woman stabbed to death, dog killed in Atlanta's Piedmont Park
As the sun came up Wednesday, joggers, dog-walkers and other early risers resumed their morning routines at Atlanta’s Piedmont Park.www.ajc.com
Bolded by me for focus.Very early, comments from the police made it seem like the dog maybe had bitten the attacker or otherwise had some evidence there. Then I remember some comment about "incomplete" dna or something. So it could be that there is some DNA evidence, but it isn't yet matching anyone. So it could be that we just have to wait and hope. We know there are homeless people that frequent the park, so if one of these people did it, unless they have a felony conviction, they arent the kind of people that would have DNA on file or be in a commercial genealogy data base.
But there must be other evidence. Were there bloody footprints leading away? They searched the lake extensively, was anything found? We saw the photos that the police released early of people coming and going from the park. What I found interesting was what photos apparently didn't show..... a suspect. Was Katie caught on the cameras? There should be more photo evidence that we arent seeing. Maybe we arent seeing it because the photos show nothing. But that in itself is enlightening. It shows where the killer wasn't at. The killer entered and left the park some where and it must have been somewhere other than the 10th st or 12st street gate.
Started thread with your link, ty..![]()
EXCLUSIVE: Sister of man stabbed to death in Piedmont Park 14 years ago wants answers
The case still remains unsolved and the victim’s family still want answers.www.atlantanewsfirst.com
Someone else stabbed to death in Piedmont Park. 14 years ago. Still unsolved.
Started thread with your link, ty..
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GA - GA- Patrick Boland, 43, fatally stabbed after possible meet-up near the lake @ Piedmont Park, Atlanta, 28 May 2009
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=AB5stBizCurWdqb2SHob4pCRBd13Jk9MGQ:1690689255083&q=Patrick+Boland,+43&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjY4OWjxLWAAxUwtokEHXMuCjgQ0pQJegQIDBAB&biw=1366&bih=617&dpr=1#imgrc=Bs18-P9ByxZPYM By Tori Cooper Jul. 28, 2023...www.websleuths.com
And cameras weren’t working then. Same day of the month-the 28th.Started thread with your link, ty..
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GA - GA- Patrick Boland, 43, fatally stabbed after possible meet-up near the lake @ Piedmont Park, Atlanta, 28 May 2009
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=AB5stBizCurWdqb2SHob4pCRBd13Jk9MGQ:1690689255083&q=Patrick+Boland,+43&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjY4OWjxLWAAxUwtokEHXMuCjgQ0pQJegQIDBAB&biw=1366&bih=617&dpr=1#imgrc=Bs18-P9ByxZPYM By Tori Cooper Jul. 28, 2023...www.websleuths.com
I can only assume they would have inquired with at least the business owners in the vicinity of the park to look for video. It seems to me that there almost HAS to be more video/photo that the police have.I wonder if they did door to door enquiries of those who lived near or on the route of Katie's last walk? did they get any cctv footage from around that area? I wonder what the witnesses who were seen on camera at the park said? in particular the jogger who must surely have seen something??