IN - Amanda Blackburn, 28, pregnant, murdered, Indianapolis, 10 Nov 2015 - #2

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Ok, this makes sense to me. Has it been confirmed that Davey was the person to discover Amanda after she had been shot? Also, has it been confirmed that Davey was the one who called 911?


Her husband, local pastor Davey Blackburn, told police he got home from the gym and found his home broken into and his wife on the ground. He called 911 and rushed her to a hospital.
http://abc7.com/news/pastors-pregnant-wife-fatally-shot-in-indianapolis-home/1080909/

Blackburn's husband found her in their home about 8:30 a.m. Tuesday when he returned from the gym. A resident reported hearing gunshots between 6:45 and 6:55 a.m. She died Thursday and her organs were procured for donation.
http://www.indystar.com/story/news/...-amanda-blackburns-suspected-killer/75901502/

Amanda Blackburn, who was also mother to a 1-year-old toddler, was found by first responders “unresponsive, and suffering from apparent signs of trauma” on Tuesday, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said.

http://wncn.com/2015/11/12/pastors-pregnant-wife-killed-in-indianapolis-home-invasion/

Emergency crews were called to a northwest-side home on Sunnyfield Court around 8:35 a.m. Tuesday for a report of an unresponsive woman. They arrived to find 28-year-old Amanda Blackburn in critical condition suffering from a gunshot wound to the head.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/local-news/woman-found-shot-in-head-on-northwest-side
 
Yes, understood. There's a difference between speculating and taking things totally out of context.

You are right. The 50 posts about how the cars are parked in said picture truly doesn't have anything to do with the murder. I just mentioned my same feelings in my last post.

Thanks. We are pretty much on the same page. But since the case is at a stand still. I can't blame others for spending a little time to discuss the suv or how the cars are parked.

I just wonder why the police haven't stated when the perps stolen car was originally reported stolen.

I truly think that the owner of the stolen suv is related to to the guy who did the crime. And I truly think that the person reported the vehicle stolen after they figured out that their family member was probably responsible for this crime. Jmo
 
This makes sense as long as the 911 call doesn't indicate that there had possibly been a crime (shooting, burglary, invasion, assault, etc) committed at the scene, as well. If the (911) caller gave the operator any reason to believe there had been a crime committed, I believe the operator would've dispatched IFD and IMPD simultaneously.

The case began when IMPD officers were dispatched to a home in the 2800 block of Sunnyfield Court to assist Indianapolis Fire Department crews after it was determined a woman at the residence had been assaulted.

Arriving officers found the unresponsive woman inside the home with "apparent signs of trauma," police said. However, according to an IMPD report, the "woman was shot."

Emergency medical personnel then transported Blackburn to IU Health Methodist Hospital.
http://www.indystar.com/story/news/...ured-morning-shooting-northwestside/75254320/
 
It doesn't give us an answer on whose vehicle it is though. Ems wasn't called until 8:32 and the sun was up by then so this is likely that evening. By then, family could have been there, friends, someone at the house watching the baby, etc.

I don't know how long they've lived there but Google maps shows two red vehicles in front of their house. One in the driveway and one parked oddly in the cul de sac so it's possible it's not a Blackburn vehicle. It's also possible the photo is from before they lived at the residence.

notice all the porch lights are on............wondering if neighbor kept porch lights on all night everynight? I do.
 
Nothing new, just reiterating that there is dna evidence.

https://twitter.com/JulianGrace8/status/667098068005732353?s=09

Full text: According to sources within IMPD, DNA will help solve the Amanda Blackburn case. In 2014, DNA worked in the Dominique Allen murder investigation, and also in the Shannon Kleeman murder. Learn more on why investigators believe Amanda's case could be next, tonight at 5 on WISH-TV.
 
The case began when IMPD officers were dispatched to a home in the 2800 block of Sunnyfield Court to assist Indianapolis Fire Department crews after it was determined a woman at the residence had been assaulted.

Arriving officers found the unresponsive woman inside the home with "apparent signs of trauma," police said. However, according to an IMPD report, the "woman was shot."

Emergency medical personnel then transported Blackburn to IU Health Methodist Hospital.
http://www.indystar.com/story/news/...ured-morning-shooting-northwestside/75254320/

Hello my friend. Do you think that Tricia will have the chance to interview the head Leo in order for us to clarify some things for us members?

Thanks in advance.
 
Hello my friend. Do you think that Tricia will have the chance to interview the head Leo in order for us to clarify some things for us members?

Thanks in advance.

OT. BTw. Does Ws have a media license to maybe have talk shows with other killers that are locked up from other cases.

I would love for Ws to have access to interview criminals from big cases on the radio show or a Websleuth public access cable channel.

So imo. We need to be a media outlet in order to interview criminals for cases that is and has shocked us. Jmo


If we can link to every news site. Then they should link our site as well. Jmo.
 
Hello my friend. Do you think that Tricia will have the chance to interview the head Leo in order for us to clarify some things for us members?

Thanks in advance.
I have no idea, Dexter. You should ask Tricia in a pm.
 
Things have slowed down a bit so I thought I would ask a question about something I wonder about.

Somewhere in time I think I read that a lot of the families on that block put in security systems because of something that happened several years ago.

I have heard it referred to a couple of times but have no link.

Does anybody happen to know if anything did happen in that neighborhood to cause homeowners to spend the money on security systems.

TIA
 
Nothing new, just reiterating that there is dna evidence.

https://twitter.com/JulianGrace8/status/667098068005732353?s=09

Full text: According to sources within IMPD, DNA will help solve the Amanda Blackburn case. In 2014, DNA worked in the Dominique Allen murder investigation, and also in the Shannon Kleeman murder. Learn more on why investigators believe Amanda's case could be next, tonight at 5 on WISH-TV.
Oh, I really, really hope this doesn't mean sexual assault. Hopefully it's just that she fought like heck and got DNA under her fingernails or somehow drew blood.
 
Maybe the guy with the drooping pants walking down the street has nothing to do with the murder, maybe he was just some guy that happened to be walking there at that time. He didn't seem in a hurry, just chilling talking on the phone.
 
It was just reported on ABC World News with David Muir that LE considers the gun found in the area to be a new clue and are checking for matches. No link yet.

JMO's
 
Maybe the guy with the drooping pants walking down the street has nothing to do with the murder, maybe he was just some guy that happened to be walking there at that time. He didn't seem in a hurry, just chilling talking on the phone.
LE didn't just release a photo of some random guy walking down the street. They have other video of the guy and eyewitness accounts.

There is video of him inside the burglarized house. Video of him on two streets. Eyewitnesses saw him on the Blackburn's porch.

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?p=12195705
 
http://wishtv.com/2015/11/18/detectives-are-hoping-dna-leads-to-the-amanda-blackburn-killer/

"Items were taken from the Blackburn home, another home that was burglarized on the same street and from a stolen SUV used in the get-away vehicle.

They will swab the steering wheel, or the gear shift, or places they know the person who stole the car touched,” said Paul Minser, with Indiana State Police who works with forensics.
...
24-Hour News 8, has learned that Marion County Forensic Director Michael Medler is fast tracking the evidence in Blackburn’s case through the DNA process."






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The driver left the neighborhood. It's doubtful that the other guy did because he was seen walking away from the first home.

Bear with me I'm just now reading thru the threads and maybe this is answered already or ahead but why would the driver of the SUV and the individual walking split up even if the intent is to commit another burglary? Assuming they were together that is. :fence:
 
Bear with me I'm just now reading thru the threads and maybe this is answered already or ahead but why would the driver of the SUV and the individual walking split up even if the intent is to commit another burglary? Assuming they were together that is. :fence:

"At approximately 6:00 there was a camera from west of the burglarized home that captured a dark colored SUV driving quickly down the street.

Approximately one minute later that vehicle was then seen leaving.

There were TV's and laptops that were taken that were sizable, that would lead us to believe they were likely loaded into a vehicle to be removed from the area.

[...]
Another neighbor saw an individual wearing a dark colored hoodie traveling from the first burglarized home.

Later on...occupants from that same residence reported seeing a subject wearing a hoodie walking westbound, away from the area of the Blackburn residence."

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...vasion-Indianapolis-2&p=12195705#post12195705

We've talked about how crowded the SUV would be with a 50" flat screen and a couple other televisions and laptops. My guess would be either the SUV was going to be unloaded and return to take away another haul; or the suspect left behind was going to look for small items, like cash and jewelry, that he could walk away with.
 
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