Not only that, but several of his addresses overlapped.
Yes, these public address records aren't an exact science. Just compiled from public records which have ever listed an address for a particular date, even if said person no longer lives there. For example, when a grown adult lists his parental home address as their address because they are in the process of moving (esp true of military people).
Woodland Park police stopped a red Chevy Prizm with expired Indiana plates Monday afternoon*because it matched an intimidation case there. In that case, a man and woman in a red car*threatened another motorist with a hatchet, according to a probable cause affidavit provided to the Journal & Courier by the Colorado Springs Gazette.
A man & woman??? I was thinking it was just him based off of other news reports. So she was there for the threats with the hatchet. That's some scary you know what.
This may be old news here and I just missed it BUT it's new news to me. So linking just in case.
http://www.jconline.com/story/news/...-suspect-indiana-no-stranger-crime/713951001/
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She was the one driving the car, according to at least one source I read. So it's conceivable a victim might have said both "a man and a woman threatened" him/her if she were driving in such a way as to allow DN to 'menace' the victim with the hatchet. (It seems logical to assume in this scenario that only one person would be actually wielding the weapon, though.)
I am somewhat confused. It states they visited him back on July 18, 2017. Didn't his wife put up on her FB page they were moving in May? So they were still in IN and hadnt gone to CO yet? Does this correspond with the time the sketch was putout?
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Sgt Pfifer and another detective went to his supposed residence (InTowne Suites motel in Greenwood, Johnson Co., IN) on July 18, but did not 'visit' DN, as he and his wife left the motel for good May 12, moving to CO (all per Sgt Pfifer's affidavit).
The sketch was put out July 17--the day before Sgt P went to the motel and (finally) confirmed with the mgr (July 18) that DN & KN had left. But it must be emphasized, LE did not go to the motel looking for him July 18 because of that sketch. Sgt P's repeated attempts to contact DN from mid-April on were simply due to the fact that
DN was an IN RSO without a permanent address. DM had been evicted by his Wayne Twp landlord in Dec 2016, and so reported at check-in Jan 2017 that he was "homeless." So by law, DN needed to check in weekly, in person, signing his name to a form confirming his current impermanent address. DN started his "homeless 2017" at the Royal Inn in Indianapolis (Marion Co), never missed his weekly check-ins, and on April 12, showed up again in person and changed his still-impermanent address to the Intowne Suites motel in Greenwood (Johnson Co), IN. As a RSO without permanent address, he was then still required to keep showing up in person weekly confirming his current residence, but failed to do so, setting in motion the need for those keeping track of his whereabouts to track him down.
Sgt Pfifer was the one apparently assigned to be in charge of that; after repeated attempts by him to confirm DN's living at the Intowne Suites failed, he "opened up his investigation on July 18" of DN--but this investigation was only as pertaining to
DN's failure to register his current address. (This is clear in reading the affidavit.) Sgt P's investigation was opened because the motel owner finally verified to him on July 18 that they'd skipped out; his investigation had nothing to do with Sgt P seeing the suspect sketch from the day before, nor with LE getting any citizen tips that DN might be involved with the Delphi murders. By July 19 there was a warrant out for DN from Johnson Co for these two items: 1. Failure to register current address, and 2. Failure to appear - (for a July 19 court date in Greenwood he skipped out on - see wlfi.com).
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