MistyWaters
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Not one of today’s hearing, but I came across a video that I don’t believe has been posted yet (my apologies in advance if it has).
Most of the information in it isn’t necessarily new, but the video confirms a lot of things that have been reported previously. The first five or so minutes of the video shows a Q and A portion of last Wednesday’s press conference, while the rest is of a newscast from the same day.
One thing I do believe new is that around 3’20”, answering a question from a reporter, the prosecutor confirms there is DNA evidence that is being analyzed.
Other things I personally found interesting:
1. Reporter says he has confirmed TB and his wife moved into their current residence in late June of this year;
2. He reports a neighbor says s/he had seen TB wearing a newsboy cap before;
3. Neighbor reports s/he saw a computer being removed from the residence on the day of his arrest;
4. Neighbor says LE also took a bag of clothing that appears to have been hidden under the mobile home. The video shows a hole in the skirt of the trailer:
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[I do wonder how the neighbor was able to tell what was inside the bag. Was it a clear plastic bag?]
5. Neighbor says both TB and his wife were some of the friendliest neighbors they’ve ever had;
6. They moved into the home that was foreclosed on in December, 2008.
7. A neighbor in that neighborhood says s/he found TB “arrogant and aloof.”
8. Neighbor says TB said he had a bad back.
Catholic Supply homicide suspect makes first court appearance
Thanks for you excellent summary!
From your list.
4. Neighbour says LE also took a bag of clothing that appears to have been hidden under the mobile home. The video shows a hole in the skirt of the trailer.
I’m unable to find the link so is it my imagination or did I read one of the charges filed against TB was connected to Tampering with Evidence because he’d hidden his clothing? If so, possibly under his trailer would suggest he had reason to make an effort to keep it as opposed to discarding it in an out of way trash bin.
If there’s a proven connection to TB to the Delphi murders or others, if he was inclined to save the clothing, it’s hopeful that forensics may be able to obtain DNA or other evidence such as fibres or soil samples associated to other criminal acts as well.