During our visit to the site, I noticed there was, at that time, a paucity of vegetation. Plus there had been a significant rainfall which may have tended to disturb any vegetation that had been pushed over.
Dead weight is difficult to control, as anyone with a toddler knows. Does it make any sense for the perp to have undressed Nancy at that site? I can think of no reason, but sometimes my imagination goes a bit flat. What makes more sense to me is that she was killed someplace else.
We have learned that BC is pretty much immune to the idea of habitat order - Nancy's disgust at the condition of the home when she returned from her trip, and Krista's tale of the condition of Brad's car trunk. Then LE comes in the home and notices cleaning products on the counter in the upstairs bathroom. My opinion is that BC would not be inclined to put them away after use.
We know, too, that at death the voluntary muscles are no longer controlled and the body releases fluids and feces - the ME says her bladder was empty. I believe the murder took place upstairs at the home, and BC found he had a mess to clean up. He didn't want 'stuff' all over him. I think she was dressed when she was killed, and that her clothing was removed after the fact. The bra could have been left on since it wasn't soiled, and was disturbed during the move to the site, or the perp started to remove it and just left it when it proved to difficult to manage and was not necessary. And then there was the oval carpet that LE removed, and the cleaning of the HW floors with vinegar.
And the early morning trip to HT for detergent, and BC spending all that time Saturday morning doing laundry and cleaning while he also was out searching for Nancy.
Unless there was clothing found at the site that we don't know about. ???
And could someone please confirm with LE if she was found IN the pond or NEAR the pond. LE and/or media seems to be back to saying IN. But since the ME says there was all this dirt on her body, and she was found laying face down, being IN the pond does not make sense. Also, it was said that she was in FRONT of the silt fence, not behind it, which is where the little pond actually is.
So, FWIW, that's what I am thinking now.
Dead weight is difficult to control, as anyone with a toddler knows. Does it make any sense for the perp to have undressed Nancy at that site? I can think of no reason, but sometimes my imagination goes a bit flat. What makes more sense to me is that she was killed someplace else.
We have learned that BC is pretty much immune to the idea of habitat order - Nancy's disgust at the condition of the home when she returned from her trip, and Krista's tale of the condition of Brad's car trunk. Then LE comes in the home and notices cleaning products on the counter in the upstairs bathroom. My opinion is that BC would not be inclined to put them away after use.
We know, too, that at death the voluntary muscles are no longer controlled and the body releases fluids and feces - the ME says her bladder was empty. I believe the murder took place upstairs at the home, and BC found he had a mess to clean up. He didn't want 'stuff' all over him. I think she was dressed when she was killed, and that her clothing was removed after the fact. The bra could have been left on since it wasn't soiled, and was disturbed during the move to the site, or the perp started to remove it and just left it when it proved to difficult to manage and was not necessary. And then there was the oval carpet that LE removed, and the cleaning of the HW floors with vinegar.
And the early morning trip to HT for detergent, and BC spending all that time Saturday morning doing laundry and cleaning while he also was out searching for Nancy.
Unless there was clothing found at the site that we don't know about. ???
And could someone please confirm with LE if she was found IN the pond or NEAR the pond. LE and/or media seems to be back to saying IN. But since the ME says there was all this dirt on her body, and she was found laying face down, being IN the pond does not make sense. Also, it was said that she was in FRONT of the silt fence, not behind it, which is where the little pond actually is.
So, FWIW, that's what I am thinking now.