stmarysmead
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I agree with your entire post. If Rebecca wanted to end her life there were so many ways to commit suicide available to her that to go to this much trouble in a short span of time and paint a cryptic note high on a door just defies logic IMO. I have never understood how SDSO reached their conclusion of suicide. But I never understood how they concluded that the McStay family had walked into Mexico when there was evidence of murder in their house if SDSO had looked more closely and not run with what seemed obvious.
And I still would like to know at what point and why SDSO switched from their original suspicion of murder to the impossibly complicated suicide scenario.
Likewise, if AS had wanted to rape and kill, he had easier ways to accomplish both and turn suspicion from himself. He could have disposed of the body far away. He could have staged the house to look like a breakin. How come this master assassin who learned on the job how to not leave dna or fingerprints and wipe down every area he touched with a super..dryer sheet...didn’t come up with a better plan for getting rid of the body?
I think the point where they switched was when they could find not one scintilla of evidence that anyone but RZ has been in that room or handling thevkey objects.