I just spent 45 mins doing that but it is a maze back in there so couldn’t say for sure which streets I checked.Ok, thanks, Let's try the other streets
I just spent 45 mins doing that but it is a maze back in there so couldn’t say for sure which streets I checked.Ok, thanks, Let's try the other streets
Maybe investigators could estimate time of death based on rigour. They were found at noon. They would have been in full rigour 9 hours after death. It last another 12 hours. Perhaps it's possible to estimate time of death based on the time that rigour disappears?Mayor’s are politicians. I don’t believe a Mayor’s timeline.
I’m accustomed to seeing larger windows for time of death.
Are you able to share your side by side images?I’m behind in the convo but screen shotted it, zoomed in to match the size of the photo at the article below and did a side by side... I’m seeing some major similarities. Jmo
Idaho murders: Cops take hours of video from gas station after clerk spots white car on night of stabbings
An Idaho gas station clerk says she found a white sedan on surveillance video taken on the night of a quadruple homicide nearby and sent it to police.www.foxnews.com
I agree. What I learned though is that the car could easily go east and North for a while. The image from the gas station looks like the Hyundai they. Turned off of hwy 8. My guess is north east because turning south brings them back toward the campusI just spent 45 mins doing that but it is a maze back in there so couldn’t say for sure which streets I checked.
IMO, the car was westbound on White and than turned either left or right onto 8Daily Mail spoke to her - and she said she saw it on White Ave - that also means it was speeding with an imminent intersection right there.
- She found a white sedan driving 'real quick' down White Avenue before turning down a side street at around 3.45am
Idaho murder update: Clerk at gas station spots 'white sedan'
A clerk at an Idaho gas station may have spotted a white sedan speeding away from the scene of the University of Idaho students' off-campus house the night of the quadruple homicide.www.dailymail.co.uk
If the car was seen going west on White Avenue and turning off onto a side street, there's really only one side street it could have been, and that's Hanson Avenue, a cul-de-sac. Curiously enough, the 10/2021 Google street view shows a white Hyundai parked just at the entrance of the street, on the right side. I'm not sure if it's an Elantra, or what year it is, but it certainly resembles the car in question.Per the Daily Mail Article, she saw it going West on White Ave. Therefore, it’s possible the picture of the car is on White Ave.
It’s White Ave on one side of Rt 8 and Styner on the other side.
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yeah - a CRIMINAL DEFENSE attorneyFun facts: Latah County coroner Cathy Mabbutt is both an RN and an attorney.
She's plenty savvy.
Cathy Mabbutt
Could girls have been calling Jack to bring the dog home and that was his way ofIs it possible the time of death was figured between 3am when girls stopped calling JD until 4am, around when the neighbor heard a scream? Did LE know about the scream that early on? If not, then I’d say it’s Fitbit/smart watch data. I understand that time of death is figured out from organ temp, but surely it’s usually a wider timeframe than just one hour? MOO
IMO, the car was westbound on White and than turned either left or right onto 8
To clarify for those unfamiliar, that skinny rectangular thing with the red pin labeled Exxon is the canopy covering the gas pumps; the actual Exxon building — where the cashiers, food mart, bathrooms, etc are — is to the immediate right of the canopy.Awesome! Thanks
(see little arrow) Was the photo taken from this side of the business? And headed west?
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https://www.familyautoofanderson.co...ech-GSSESE-Tech-Anderson-SC-1630341811382.jpgWow, sure does look like it. View attachment 387353
It only lasts like an hour or so and then its so nice. It is awful. Take care.Yep...they were awful!!
It’s a Hyundai velosterIf the car was seen going west on White Avenue and turning off onto a side street, there's really only one side street it could have been, and that's Hanson Avenue, a cul-de-sac. Curiously enough, the 10/2021 Google street view shows a white Hyundai parked just at the entrance of the street, on the right side. I'm not sure if it's an Elantra, or what year it is, but it certainly resembles the car in question.