"Snick1946 said ;One thing that may narow it down quite a bit- wittnesses told LE that the car had NO front plate. Unless it was just missing that would be a clue, how many states don't require a front plate that also would match the description.
I do find it a bit difficult to conceive that someone would park thier car bearing Mexico plates- which aren't seen often at all in the Midwest US- in front of a neighbor's house while killing two people. I think it's more likely the car was fitted with phony plates beforehand then changed back right away. "
I agree with you snick, I have not been able to find a plate that is "peach" the description is of course subjective. Georgia and Indiana kinda look close on that link I provided the other day. (found a better one for future use
www.worldlicenseplates.com bookmark that one) For all we know it could have been a souveneir plate from Disneyland. Tuba did say there were two, and wondered where the other waited for the killer. As for the mexico twist, where did that come from? Did I miss something? There is a University in Ox, Mexico is there a link somehow there? A Creighton Chem student was found dead in his room today, I tell ya I am seeing ghosts everywhere in this case.
