I haven’t commented since the threads are moving SO fast, but I’m mostly caught up with the new information.
IMHO, I think it would be a disservice to Abby and Libby, their family and friends, and the police department to release any more from Libby’s phone. I was very surprised when they released more audio, less surprised at the video of the suspect walking. At this point, I’m afraid anything left would jeopardize the investigation because there’s probably more criminal activity than “small talk” left
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I have no doubt it’s disturbing and heartbreaking, so to preserve everyone’s wellbeing, it’s in our best interest to use what the police give us.
I feel that way about releasing COD too; I know we all want to know to help put pieces together, but the investigative strategy is to prevent false confessions. From what police said, it’s “the stuff of nightmares,” so it really must have been... horrific
I think he’s in their sights. It’s just a matter of checking alibis, motive, description, and a confession at this point. How long that will take, though, I don’t know. But the sheriff’s office seems beyond determined to catch him, to put the family at ease in that sense.
The worst part is knowing that regardless of the outcome, two young women lost their lives at aged 14 and 13 on a warm February day. They just wanted to go walk on a trail. Nothing would’ve ever led anyone to believe that they would die so young and so senselessly. Their deaths, however, are not in vain; people around the country, heck around the world, are speaking their names, keeping their case alive, all for the love of them and the grief of their innocence.
All MOO.