MoM3tzger
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Yes I am. And I was trying very hard to delete my post and my computer froze. I had to reboot.
Everyone please forgive me. I am so sorry. Think I will go back to just reading here and not commenting. Would love to blame my old age but maybe its more than that.
Question: What does DBM, in reference to post on this site, mean?
I googled it and found that the urban dictionary says it means “don’t bother me.” Am I on the right track?
IMO I think LV would want him quite. There is literally no telling what information he was privileged to know. His death was right after they exhumed TD. The Az LE started reinvestgating CV death. His death was just so convenient. I just can't let it go to natural causes. I'm just not convinced.I think this was a very suspicious death and the autopsy would have been extremely thorough.
And, anyway, who would really want him dead? He seems to have been extremely loyal and supportive of LV. It seems his new wife had been someone she knew, ie he was introduced to her by his sister and maybe CD. There was gossip about LV and AC having a fight in the street, but it appears he was seen frequently on video visiting the storage locker, so they were still connected.
Pulmonary Edema is linked to emotional stress, and I would think AC was under a lot of stress - he'd shoot at/kill people, was under investigation for homicide, newly married, and certainly knew about the missing children if not directly involved.
I understand now. But if I may ask a question that I am confused about...We've had many discussions here about how the embalming might be impacting TD's autopsy/toxicology reports so I'm not sure how this is being questioned at this point, but here is just one article confirming:
"Robin said, despite the fact that Tammy was embalmed and interred for close to three weeks, he believes the odds of finding something are “pretty good. He thinks it’s “likely,” if there was any foul play involved in Tammy’s death, the autopsy will find it."
More light shed on autopsies surrounding Daybells
<Hugs> LNF, this is such an emotional case, and the last few days have left everyone exhausted.Yes I am. And I was trying very hard to delete my post and my computer froze. I had to reboot.
Everyone please forgive me. I am so sorry. Think I will go back to just reading here and not commenting. Would love to blame my old age but maybe its more than that.
He called him by name in the 911 call.Stepson did not know Alex's name. Was asked to do CPR and stated there was feces......
I thought Garth was the youngest of the Daybell children, but I just checked and he actually isn't. Poor guy, I can't help but feel bad for him.Wow nice Garth Daybell interviewed on yt by Tyson. Garth appreciates the support of everyone. Cool to see one of Chad's kids say this. I am behind so if my recent posts have already been stated than I apologize. Can I share link of youtube interview here.
Can someone please tell me how to locate the media thread for this forum? Thank you!
I am not sure if that was a misquote on the reporters' part, or a misunderstanding of the forensic expert. Something there was lost in translation. I almost edited to post a different source, but the matter here seemed to have been resolved.I understand now. But if I may ask a question that I am confused about...
Your article states she was was interred for only three weeks there was a pretty good chance of finding something. She passed on October 19th and was not exhumed until December 11th. That's is almost two months. Where did they come up with three weeks?
Question: What does DBM, in reference to post on this site, mean?
I googled it and found that the urban dictionary says it means “don’t bother me.” Am I on the right track?
Question: What does DBM, in reference to post on this site, mean?
I googled it and found that the urban dictionary says it means “don’t bother me.” Am I on the right track?
Maybe he knew her? Small town.No worries. This is a crazy case with a thousand weird and uncharted boundary breaking details. How did CD run into the luck of a laxidasical or weak coroner?
Does anyone know when the autopsy report will be completed or released?I am not sure if that was a misquote on the reporters' part, or a misunderstanding of the forensic expert. Something there was lost in translation. I almost edited to post a different source, but the matter here seemed to have been resolved.
He (Joseph) didn't know Alex' last name. Ironically it was the same as his mother's at the time of Alex' death.He called him by name in the 911 call.
There was a time when I was 16/17 that I seemingly dropped off the face of the earth to anyone in the US for many months. It was all legit. My extended family knew where I was and I was participating in a major, positive, life-changing experience. But I could imagine a situation where neighbors and so forth noticed I was no longer around and started asking questions. Frankly, I don't want to live in a country where nosy neighbors, grandparents, and so forth can just express concern to police and that constitutes probable cause. Probable cause requires actual evidence of both a crime being committed and the target likely being the perpetrator.
Now in my situation my parents would have cooperated but given that I was on another continent, it would have been impossible for me to be "produced" in 5 days or even to make contact.
I'm not anti-police or anti-government. But it should be HARD for the police to get a warrant to intrude on people's lives. This is one of the most fundamental rights Americans have and our Supreme Court has spent much of the last 240+ years reigning in the police and strengthening rights against the police. I think recent events will bring a new sea change but that is another issue. We have terms like "probable cause," "articulable suspicion," "Terry stop," and "Miranda warning" because of past police overreach and abuse.
Even in the last few years we've gone from seeing police openly and routinely grabbing peoples' cameras and smashing them to avoid being filmed to a situation where cops are jailed for assault for that kind of unconstitutional behavior. Police need to meet very clear standards before acting whether it is a search, a stop, or an arrest. And I think it is a very good thing that it is hard to demonstrate probable cause. It should be harder IMO.
Imagine if we lived in a country where police could just show up at your neighbor's house, chat for a bit, possibly leading your neighbor, and get some token statement that your neighbor thought your behavior was odd and they could search. I don't think any of us would like that.
While we might all wish the Idaho police had acted quicker, I think the Idaho police have acted very professionally in this case to diligently establish clear probable cause at every step. I think it is their hard work that has led to high bail when arrests were finally made because they only acted when the probable cause was clear and convincing. This is an extremely complicated case, probably the most complex that any LEO working on it will face in their career. No one would want to see it blown because evidence is thrown out because of bad policing! It may seem simple at times but there is an awful lot going on here and many many jurisdictional and other issues to consider.
If we are patient we will see first degree murder changes again both Lori and Chad, and we will see convictions, but only because everyone did their job professionally without rushing the process.
Who is Tyson? Thanks.Wow nice Garth Daybell interviewed on yt by Tyson. Garth appreciates the support of everyone. Cool to see one of Chad's kids say this. I am behind so if my recent posts have already been stated than I apologize. Can I share link of youtube interview here.