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The Skunk At The Garden Party Returns to hope to clarify a bit.
As cases go, yes: confusing and convoluted. Due, in part, to two sites (even three, actually?) And, of course, The Witching Hour, Zig-Zagging Type Time Line.
The campsite: techically is on “private” property but sounds like common public-access to the river well-known and commonly used by many area people.
The Roadway Murder Site: site where (Jacob) was surprise shot on a remote rural route. (Speculation - through open cab window, not rolled up glass. Don't forget the horrendous heat we'd been having.)
The Rape/Murder site: Jessica's locale for attack and murder well away from the campsite.
(And, BTW, Jacob could have so easily toppled from the cab into the road ditch. If no sign of oncoming traffic he’d have likely just stopped in the middle of the road which are sometimes quite narrow. Common behavior, esp. at night when no headlight gleams ahead signal no traffic ahead, so no bother to pull to the side of the road.
As for Jessica in "pajamas" (over which much will probably be made). Not the frilly lightweight sleeping apparel for sliding between crisp sheets. Probably the loose “lounging” type pants-type construction, heavier cotton, or flannel material, warm, easy to move around in during camping, comfortable, less binding than denim jeans but carried in stores over near where nighties are also sold. Such an item is easily laundered, or tossed in the trash if they get too dirt/mud stained, or slimed from handling fresh-caught fish. People wear them out in public a lot around here, day and night. (Including guys who really, really shouldn’t.)
The Time Line Causes confusion as it occurred very late Saturday night, or extremely early Sunday morning. Friday and Saturdays may be the worst, as people are out partying, and they consider it the new day when they topple into bed to later arise, and not according to what exactly the clock revealed.
Sometimes with The Midnight Hour time-lines blur back and forth, as it seems it has in this case during interviews conducted by LEOs. Coston’s boat, hung up on a boat trailer, hooked to his Toyota Tundra, from which he finally unhooked, was at the comparatively “safe” public-like access to the Wabash. He probably hated to unhook his pickup, because it can be very hard to REhook in a situation like that and takes time and aggravation to get the connecting linkages to exactingly align again. Coston’s temporarily abandoned boat was not at the murder scene (Jessica’s) so he felt “safe” in leaving his boat where it was until the next morning when he’d have hauled girlfriend Candace to that site and had her help him with its removal in broad daylight. I'd believe in his mind there was no risk of returning to the campsite, well-away from the murder site, because others frequented it too, and nothing at that site TO connect him to the murders elsewhere. Frankly, there was little chance of anyone discovering the road-way murder site, with sluicing rains that came within a week to obliterate much evidence. And he drove Jacob's truck to her murder site to lay the groundwork for pointing blame on an innocent boyfriend.
And no, it is certainly not the first case of where women have helped murderous boyfriends.
There was a well-known one, also regionally, near Terre Haute, Indiana some years back on the Big Wabash where a fellow murdered his wife, used a farm-grease gun to fill all bodily orifices with grease commonly squeezed into farm equipment. He stuffed his dead wife into a 55 gallon drum, set the barrel afire, and he and his gf “camped” and had sex while the one he’d vowed to love, cherish, honor burnt up with the barrel residue tossed into the river. This one was filmed and produced for television.
Jacob's father in his untiring searching, familiar with the Little Wabash, no doubt walked many, many miles in a desperate and heartbreaking search. So glad that CrimeStoppers DID award him the money posted as an incentive to draw people forward. His doggedness save the case. AND it was because of the Howzers pressing and pushing and promoting that Mr. Wheeler DESERVED it, that they went-against common protocol and did allow "family" to have it. That's buried days many days ago on their FaceBook site.
As cases go, yes: confusing and convoluted. Due, in part, to two sites (even three, actually?) And, of course, The Witching Hour, Zig-Zagging Type Time Line.
The campsite: techically is on “private” property but sounds like common public-access to the river well-known and commonly used by many area people.
The Roadway Murder Site: site where (Jacob) was surprise shot on a remote rural route. (Speculation - through open cab window, not rolled up glass. Don't forget the horrendous heat we'd been having.)
The Rape/Murder site: Jessica's locale for attack and murder well away from the campsite.
(And, BTW, Jacob could have so easily toppled from the cab into the road ditch. If no sign of oncoming traffic he’d have likely just stopped in the middle of the road which are sometimes quite narrow. Common behavior, esp. at night when no headlight gleams ahead signal no traffic ahead, so no bother to pull to the side of the road.
As for Jessica in "pajamas" (over which much will probably be made). Not the frilly lightweight sleeping apparel for sliding between crisp sheets. Probably the loose “lounging” type pants-type construction, heavier cotton, or flannel material, warm, easy to move around in during camping, comfortable, less binding than denim jeans but carried in stores over near where nighties are also sold. Such an item is easily laundered, or tossed in the trash if they get too dirt/mud stained, or slimed from handling fresh-caught fish. People wear them out in public a lot around here, day and night. (Including guys who really, really shouldn’t.)
The Time Line Causes confusion as it occurred very late Saturday night, or extremely early Sunday morning. Friday and Saturdays may be the worst, as people are out partying, and they consider it the new day when they topple into bed to later arise, and not according to what exactly the clock revealed.
Sometimes with The Midnight Hour time-lines blur back and forth, as it seems it has in this case during interviews conducted by LEOs. Coston’s boat, hung up on a boat trailer, hooked to his Toyota Tundra, from which he finally unhooked, was at the comparatively “safe” public-like access to the Wabash. He probably hated to unhook his pickup, because it can be very hard to REhook in a situation like that and takes time and aggravation to get the connecting linkages to exactingly align again. Coston’s temporarily abandoned boat was not at the murder scene (Jessica’s) so he felt “safe” in leaving his boat where it was until the next morning when he’d have hauled girlfriend Candace to that site and had her help him with its removal in broad daylight. I'd believe in his mind there was no risk of returning to the campsite, well-away from the murder site, because others frequented it too, and nothing at that site TO connect him to the murders elsewhere. Frankly, there was little chance of anyone discovering the road-way murder site, with sluicing rains that came within a week to obliterate much evidence. And he drove Jacob's truck to her murder site to lay the groundwork for pointing blame on an innocent boyfriend.
And no, it is certainly not the first case of where women have helped murderous boyfriends.
There was a well-known one, also regionally, near Terre Haute, Indiana some years back on the Big Wabash where a fellow murdered his wife, used a farm-grease gun to fill all bodily orifices with grease commonly squeezed into farm equipment. He stuffed his dead wife into a 55 gallon drum, set the barrel afire, and he and his gf “camped” and had sex while the one he’d vowed to love, cherish, honor burnt up with the barrel residue tossed into the river. This one was filmed and produced for television.
Jacob's father in his untiring searching, familiar with the Little Wabash, no doubt walked many, many miles in a desperate and heartbreaking search. So glad that CrimeStoppers DID award him the money posted as an incentive to draw people forward. His doggedness save the case. AND it was because of the Howzers pressing and pushing and promoting that Mr. Wheeler DESERVED it, that they went-against common protocol and did allow "family" to have it. That's buried days many days ago on their FaceBook site.
