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Body positively identified as Renee Eldridge. http://m.wtvm.com/wtvm/db/330870/content/v627uBFj
Oh no😢RIP Renee may your soul rest in peace.
Body positively identified as Renee Eldridge. http://m.wtvm.com/wtvm/db/330870/content/v627uBFj
so sad.. RIP.
wonder if she was targeted by a drug addict and robbed or placed there to throw off LE. really hope we see some justice in this case.
She was abducted from her home 40 minutes away. So whoever did this to her took her across state lines. Her family originally believed it was an ex boyfriend who took her. I've read conflicting statments about him being cleared as a suspect yesterday, with his history I am sure they are going to revisit him as a suspect.
She was abducted from her home 40 minutes away. So whoever did this to her took her across state lines. Her family originally believed it was an ex boyfriend who took her. I've read conflicting statments about him being cleared as a suspect yesterday, with his history I am sure they are going to revisit him as a suspect.
This is so sad. I just heard about this story last night . Someone forwRded her brothers Facebook post.
The circumstances involving her disappearance and the information being reported so far makes me lean toward the abductor being someone who knew and her habits. They had to either waiting for her when she came home or even possibly out with her earlier in the night. It doesn't have the makings of a random home invasion. Maybe a stalker, new boyfriend or ex of some sort. Someone who knows her would also know her mother's work schedule and that Renee would have been coming home to an empty house that night. Why they removed her from the house if the intent was to kill her that I don't know. The fact that they took her over state lines is odd being that interstate crime become a federal crime I believe. Unless she floated over?
No updates? Not even fluff from the media? What is going on?
An alibi corroborated by cell technology? That sounds quite tenuous. Unless the person has the phone implanted in his arm, it means virtually nothing.
So, did the coroner have an estimated time of death? I would imagine that she was found at 3 a.m. Tuesday, the 7th of July, and the last time she was seen alive was 3 a.m. on Saturday, the 4th of July, then the time of death would indicate where she was killed with the information about her house being broken into and her room ransacked. If the coroner estimated that she had been dead for 72 hours, then sounds like she surprised someone in her house when she got home, or someone was waiting for her. On the other hand, was there signs that she was tied or taped up? Then that would indicate that someone snatched her, kept her alive for a period, killed her and dumped her body in this creek in Valley Alabama. The cops must have some other evidence showing that she was alive well after 3 a.m. on the 4th to not be able to know where she was killed. And was there any blood or other serological evidence at the abduction scene?
They put out that she died from blunt force trauma to the head. That could happen in a number of ways that would not require a weapon per se.