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What was the warrant for?
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Thank you!!! Glad to have joined! I have read all of the posts here and about as much as I can take from FB (it's exhausting and depleting lol). I agree, it is pretty clear! But I think it was pregnancy related, in most part because of how unattached he seems to her and the baby. He has emotionally removed himself from the situation it seems. I haven't seen much info in re: to any criminal or drug past with Charli. I find it hard to believe any motive had to do with money (she drives an older vehicle, doesn't seem to come from money but an average family, about to become a single mother, working 2 jobs), and usually a drug related motive is for monetary gain or because the victim owes. I just don't see that here. I pray for justice and answers for her, her baby and her family.Hi Dallen, welcome! All great questions. I believe there where motives beyond the pregnancy. Something bigger than just Charli and Steven's relationship. As far as who actually dunnit, I think that answer is clear. The storyline behind it, I think is a whole different thing. If you've taken the time to read through the multiple facebook pages and online sites I think you can see following the subliminal clues has become exhausting. I hope every day that her family finds the answers and her murderer is punished.
The ex-boyfriend of a Maui woman who was five months pregnant when she disappeared in February has been indicted on charges of killing her and torching her SUV to cover up the crime.
Steven Capobianco of Maui is expected to be served with an arrest warrant Monday at Maui Community Correctional Center, where he has been held since last month in an unrelated case, said a person familiar with the investigation who spoke on the condition of anonymity. The person wasn't authorized to talk publicly about the case.
A Maui grand jury on Friday indicted Capobianco on a second-degree murder charge in the death of 27-year-old Carly Scott, who has never been found.
Let justice be served!!!
Yes! Wonderful news! May Charli's family stay strong for the trial.
Anyone know why the charge is 2nd degree murder and not 1st? Because the body's not been found? If that's the case then there is no incentive (just the opposite) for SC to give it up.
A person commits the offense of murder in the first degree if the person intentionally or knowingly causes the death of:
(a) More than one person in the same or separate incident;
(b) A law enforcement officer, judge, or prosecutor arising out of the performance of official duties;
(c) A person known by the defendant to be a witness in a criminal prosecution and the killing is related to the person's status as a witness;
(d) A person by a hired killer, in which event both the person hired and the person responsible for hiring the killer shall be punished under this section;
(e) A person while the defendant was imprisoned;
(f) A person from whom the defendant has been restrained, by order of any court, including an ex parte order, from contacting, threatening, or physically abusing pursuant to chapter 586;
(g) A person who is being protected by a police officer ordering the defendant to leave the premises of that protected person pursuant to section 709-906(4), during the effective period of that order; or
(h) A person known by the defendant to be a witness in a family court proceeding and the killing is related to the person's status as a witness.