So when do we get results from all these witness testimonies. Lost of info but then no results.
Premise, premise, premise, premise, premise, premise....CONCLUSION
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So when do we get results from all these witness testimonies. Lost of info but then no results.
More and more, I'm coming around to the simplest scenario: the ocean.
The reason is because I am starting to accept that SC is not some mastermind psychopath - he's basically just a dumb guy. Looking on his Instagram and seeing how immature and dumb he is........the fact that he left the pepper spray inside the console of his 4-Runner when it was repo'd (probably his victim's pepper spray, no less!).......the fact that he left all that stuff at Nua'ailua........the fact that he told 3 different stories about the hand injuries. = He's dumb as rocks!
He probably didn't have some complex thing that he did with the body, he probably did the most stereotypical and obvious thing: put her in the ocean, unconcerned with possibilities like a finger washing ashore at Black Sand Beach, etc. I think he probably either put the remains into the water at Nua'ailua or out below Hana (because he was seen in Hana on Sunday night, and a clump of red hair was found on a fence at Hana Ranch).
And If I was going to dispose of a body on Maui, I personally would take it to the south side of the island, out Kaupo way, because it's the most desolate part of the island.
Premise, premise, premise, premise, premise, premise....CONCLUSION
Yep. Really dumb. Thinks everyone else is dumber.
Ocean. Small bites. Many bags. Multiple trips. Closest high, steep cliff. Or ....double-bag lots of bags and put in different dumpsters.
How do you commit the perfect murder...?
I believe the smell would have been detected in a dumpster. Usually is.
So where is the closest, deep water?
Top of Paraquats Bay
Yep. Really dumb. Thinks everyone else is dumber.
Ocean. Small bites. Many bags. Multiple trips. Closest high, steep cliff. Or ....double-bag lots of bags and put in different dumpsters.
How do you commit the perfect murder...?
A well-sealed & doubled or tripled bag might do it, I would think. Also, he had TWO bleach bottles out, at that unexpected visit on Thursday. If he used that much straight bleach on his truck, it'd do damage. Maybe the bleach was used at Paraquats & poured inside the bags before they were sealed up. That would manage at least some the smell of decay. He might have just taken them out of his truck, and we don't know how full they were.
More and more, I'm coming around to the simplest scenario: the ocean.
The reason is because I am starting to accept that SC is not some mastermind psychopath - he's basically just a dumb guy. Looking on his Instagram and seeing how immature and dumb he is........the fact that he left the pepper spray inside the console of his 4-Runner when it was repo'd (probably his victim's pepper spray, no less!).......the fact that he left all that stuff at Nua'ailua........the fact that he told 3 different stories about the hand injuries. = He's dumb as rocks!
He probably didn't have some complex thing that he did with the body, he probably did the most stereotypical and obvious thing: put her in the ocean, unconcerned with possibilities like a finger washing ashore at Black Sand Beach, etc. I think he probably either put the remains into the water at Nua'ailua or out below Hana (because he was seen in Hana on Sunday night, and a clump of red hair was found on a fence at Hana Ranch).
And If I was going to dispose of a body on Maui, I personally would take it to the south side of the island, out Kaupo way, because it's the most desolate part of the island.
I believe the smell would have been detected in a dumpster. Usually is.
So where is the closest, deep water?
A well-sealed & doubled or tripled bag might do it, I would think. Also, he had TWO bleach bottles out, at that unexpected visit on Thursday. If he used that much straight bleach on his truck, it'd do damage. Maybe the bleach was used at Paraquats & poured inside the bags before they were sealed up. That would manage at least some the smell of decay. He might have just taken them out of his truck, and we don't know how full they were.
On the other hand, no bleach stains were reported on any of the clothes found. Just trying out these ideas...
Top of Paraquats bay is a steep cliff that's close and accessible? Have you been there? Did they search along there?
I'm really struggling to hear the testimony from the guy who found Charli's burned out car. I have headphones in and my volume up full.
He is a character, but thanks to him and James Blando, the fire inspector, we know that the vehicle was burned in an upright position with the doors on. I felt bad for him having to talk about his police record in court when it had nothing to do with the case.
Apo again attempted to assassinate Charli's character in his cross-examination of Dr. Ammerman yesterday. Despicable.