Jethro4WS
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By passing on what they have to GBI they have a resource that has not been exposed to the case and any evidence, statements, etc. That means they are looking at it with fresh eyes and would have no baked in assumptions, bias, or other similar things that creep into the case with the Indiana investigators. In particular, this would be any assumptions about the flow of the crime, sequence of events, or what may or may not be evidence related to the crime. In the latter case there could be a situation where there is an item found that Indiana LE believe is connected with the crime (it may not be) or there is an item that Indiana LE believes is not connected with the crime (it may be).Thanks, Rip Meagen +Johnny,
I am aware of the FBI assisting in the Delphi case, however, I am puzzled, why now the GBI, what piece, in this case, is missing? I know LE is crying out for this one person to come forward but why is this so important?
When I looked again at at the Flora Fire case today, I became increasingly worried. Two high profile cases, are these cases beyond the realm of what IN LE can handle?
Link to Flora Investigation
http://fox59.com/2017/07/12/governo...ation-into-whether-flora-case-was-mishandled/
There could be an issue with the time sequence and perhaps something is amiss with that in some way. Every element of the crime has to be accounted for no matter how insignificant it is and the order those elements occurred or likely occurred because that tells investigators (and more importantly profilers) more about the killer. Naturally, this is only important when you don't have the slightest clue as to who did it. If you knew who did it then it is not necessary to be able to fit all the pieces together but rather only the ones needed for a conviction.
Evidence, more often than not, is up for interpretation based on assumptions which may be driven by statistics or experience with prior cases, no matter how dissimilar, that the investigators working Abby and Libby's case have worked. Having an outside agency examine the case raw could bring new insight to existing evidence or to any potential suspects.