I think it's all digital stamps and video coverage from the building to where he hid her body that will seal the case. <modsnip: Removed opinion that appeared to be a material fact> MOO
PDs take their job seriously. They believe their clients deserve fair representation. A pat on the shoulder is normal for encouragement for a young man thrown in jail with a sad life ahead. Bryce already paid over 8000$ to fund the PD ( public court record) so the PD works for the sp just like a private retained lawyer works for his client. I rather have an engaged PD than an appeal from the sp later on declaring unfair presentation from his PD. JMO
Or they are standing by a loved one in the lowest moment of his life.
How do we know he is getting family support? I'm not saying you or anyone else is wrong, just asking what evidence you have to conclude that.
FORTUNATELY, the accused is entitled to a jury that’s not prejudiced.
I would assume many police officers end up working professionally with many different hospital staff. I wouldn’t be surprised if a nurse or doctor called a police officer they knew professionally to get the ball rolling. MOO
That’s how I interpret it as well. MOO
Whatever the mechanism, I give a big kudos to the Beaverton Police Department. They were ON this! It's tragic that she was killed but the police certainly deserve credit for acting quickly.
I wonder how he came up with $8000 if not from family. Assuming police would not let him stop at the bank as they were taking him to jail.
Inmates always fill out intake sheet re the assets they have to determine if they can afford some money to contribute to the State for providing a public defender. They will allow an inmate to use their cards in their wallet when they take the processions away when they are processed. They would bring the inmate back to the processing room /cashier for him to access his debit card to pay the court
Thank you! Not familiar with the process.
Or if the money was in savings then a friend or family member could head to the cashier at the court house to pay. The jail has an in house cashier as well.
Thanks ! I noticed his apt was a 2 bedroom. Wonder if he lived alone or not. I viewed apts on the 4th floor with my nursing student daughter.Public records show that Melissa lived in apt 513, and Bryce in apt 520, which is practically kitty-corner from his apartment. Due to this she had to walk past his apt multiple times a day to get to the garage, or the stairs, etc.
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Floor plan map source. It won't let me grab a direct URL so you'll need to click on the 5th floor: https://www.baseline158.com/interactivepropertymap:
Your theory seem highly likely now that we've seen the floor plan and where their apts were. She had to pass his to get to the garage every morning, and back to her apt every night. Either that or he followed her to the garage.
If my family member did this, I would sit in support of the other side like LV’s did. Moo
I missed what he needed $8000 for. Thx
Court always asked what assets or income they have to figure out how much they can pay to reimburse the state for providing a PD. The sp infirmed the court that he has 8000$
Based on the proximity of their apartments and the fact that they were all nurses, I think they had to have known each other and probably fairly well. They were probably even friends I bet. I think also that if they weren't then she would have screamed if he grabbed her. If they were friends she might have had her guard down enough not to scream and he could have quickly overpowered her.
