I can see him having very little in his apartment. I just get a vibe that he may be that minimalist type of guy so that everything is measured and in his control. He also hadn't lived there too long yet. I can also see him stripping down the apartment. All JMO.
It’s a free country, but facts are facts. His DNA shouldn’t be there. His cell phone data shouldn’t have put him there months before, and the day after. His phone shouldn’t have been shut off. He shouldn’t be taking put trash and dumping it in his neighbor’s trash in the early morning hours, wearing gloves. He shouldn’t be cleaning his car that way that he was.
I’ve wondered if he called in any of the noise complaints, maybe trying to time police response or something.
I don’t think the receipt has anything to do with Vans either but just to be clear, Vans would not list Marshall’s as a retailer of theirs because they are not one in the official sense. The Vans that can be found at Marshall’s from time to time is overstock from a 3rd party vendor. It’s the 3rd party vendors who buy the stock direct from a brand subsidiary (sometimes it’s defective but in most cases they just ordered too much and for whatever reason it isn’t moving fast enough so it is more cost effective to sell it off as “old” stock to recoup some costs and free up space for new inventory) who then sells it to Marshall’s. All Marshall’s merchandise is 3rd party overstock so no brand seen in their store would ever list them as an official retailer, nor would they advertise their stuff being sold somewhere else at half their suggested retail price lol
Lol. Forgot about that. Yes, that too.
I'll bet he pinged off their wifi, too. He visited that place too many times to avoid that. JMO
Yeah, and I know it's already been commented on, but I find it strange that the pillow didn't have a pillow case (evidently?), but the mattress had a cover. Although new mattresses are fairly easy to buy now on Amazon or elsewhere online, I wondered if the mattress was used and could account for the stains -- however, the warrant clearly states the mattress "cover" not the mattress itself.
The towel thing is really a thought-provoking issue, I agree. If they didn't find out that he brought a bunch of dirty laundry across the country to PA, that's another really weird thing he will have to explain.
I think most people have it protected, but if he drove by a house with an open one, and had his location services on (it’s always a google app), then yes.
I am pretty sure that police would want to rule out the presence of a latent shoeprint caused by a bystander and not include that in the PCA as evidence the killer walked past a witness's door. MOO
Being that it's a college town, I think it's likely that there are at least a few open ones.
Marshalls carry items in "fashion, home, beauty and more" (see link below) but don't carry certain "brands" AFAIK, they have items for sale that are "one-offs" and are random in terms of brand, that are marked down because the item wasn't sold as part of a lot of large inventory by brand at big department stores they buy "unsold inventory" from. The name brands come and go in my experience in their inventory, e.g., you can walk in the store one day and find a great pair of name brand shoes in your size one day, and then a few weeks later find nothing in that brand or that size. It's a real crapshoot for lack of a better word. I have seen signs in their stores that say "Didn't Find What You Were Looking For? Come Back To Check Again Soon, Our Stock Changes Every Week" or something along those lines.
