I have a really hard time believing a woman was attacked and killed, and a voicemail where it sounds like she's being attacked and killed..ISN'T her being attacked and killed. We're to believe that all these people acted out something that sounds extremely similar to someone being killed the night this gal got killed? But in reality it's just them goofing off and she was killed during unrelated activities later that night? Implausible.
Eta: the fact that Faith's dad thinks the VM is from the apartment says it all. The police dept needs to be relieved of its duties so justice can be served by a competent agency, IMO.
Tom Gasporali has a new article up reviewing the verrrry troublesome voicemail recently divulged (everyone will want to read his piece):
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/community/durham-news/dn-opinion/article62000817.html
One thing I don't recall is if Faith's cellphone was found at the murder scene, and if so where (since theoretically this voicemail is a 'butt-dial' right from the scene)... does anyone recall?
I have been driving myself crazy wondering what the "throw it in the river" comment is about on the VoiceMail transcripts. Was something thrown in a river? A murder weapon? A phone? Gloves?......What?
And what river? The Eno is pretty far away from location of The Thill and her apartment, and the Haw is even farther.
Right - there are some creeks, but do some people call them rivers?Just realized there are a few lakes here and there tho. So maybe river isn't so literal, idk.
Just realized there are a few lakes here and there tho. So maybe river isn't so literal, idk.
Right - there are some creeks, but do some people call them rivers?
I'm not convinced the "throw it in the river" line is even an accurate interpretation of the tape (it's all so garbled), BUT IF it is, I too suspect it may just be a catchall phrase for throwing something in water, and if some of the 'suspects' were headed back to Durham or Raleigh it opens up the possibility of many more ponds & creeks than the few nearby the apt. complex.
On a different matter, I've never been clear why there is no 'estimated time of death' on the autopsy report... wouldn't that be an absolute standard part of any such crime autopsy? Is all we have, the police pieced-together timeline (based on what individuals told them) to go on? (I've forgotten, were there any live-voice phone calls from Faith after midnight on her final night, or only text messages, which could've been typed by someone else?)
I don't remember about live calls, but there was video from The Thrill, so we at least know she was alive when she left there at 2:38 AM. Last text from her phone was at 3:43 AM. http://crimewatchdaily.com/2015/08/27/losing-faith-the-hedgepeth-murder-mystery-at-unc/
Wondering why the segment of the Thrill video was never made public for the public's help in identifying who they left the Thrill with?
I think the police know who all the individuals she was seen with in footage are.