JMO, I didn't say he was worried about his safety. I said, or tried to say his life might have been in danger. FWIW I never told anyone when I was threatened. Didn't think I needed to. I'm sure we don't know everything about who RFG confided in or talked to about Sandusky or that situation. Or anything else for that matter. If we knew everything about RFG we wouldn't be here speculating. We'd know what happened and we don't.
Who would have prosecuted a case if/when JS re offended? I think there were people who knew he had re offended before RFG disappeared. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm not. Its not all black and white. JMO.
BBM
That is the point that I have been trying to convey as well.
RG didn't feel, at least at up to that point in time, that he needed to say anything to anyone.
It is in my opinion, based on how he operated as a DA and ran the office, that he would have wanted some type of solid proof before he would say a thing to anyone that he thought someone was tailing him.
Just because he did not say anything to anyone or did anything differently in his routine does not mean that he had not suspected that someone was following him.
Suspicion of being followed does not necessarily equate to concern of his physical safety either. Remember he was smart, the people working with him knew it and he knew it. Sometimes that leads to complacency in how you safe-guard yourself and sometimes that leads to a false sense that no one can get to me type attitude. Combine those two and you have a recipe for disaster, if in fact someone is actually looking to do you harm.
His acting distracted or on edge may have been the only clue as to how much that thought actually did concern him.
As I had said before those two trips, using sparsely travelled roads may have been to see if he could tell if anyone was following him. It also may be the catalyst as to why, after having talked about wiping his laptop he decided to finally do something about it took it with him on April 15.
Of course that brings us right back to the question of what was on the laptop and who would be looking to harm him.
I took a look at the tape again.
RFG enters camera left. He is in the Mini; he parks it.
Another vehicle, an orange Jeep with huge tires (off-road type) crosses the lot, but does not stop. It exist camera right.
RFG gets out, and goes into the Courthouse. At the door, he glances camera right. Anyone following him would have been behind him from the left. The streets are one way, so anyone on the right couldn't immediately follow him.
When he leaves, he leaves without glancing in either direction and leaves camera left.
He did look to see if anyone was following him, when he went out. Unless RFG thought he was being followed by an orange Jeep, with absolutely gigantic tires, not the prime tail vehicle, he did not think he was being followed.
BBM
J.J. you mentioned you reviewed the tape. I am confused in your two statements; he doesnt look when leaving and then he did look when he went out. Which is correct? Or am I miss understanding something?
Is there a link for the security footage?