Link already posted by someone earlier in the thread. However, the following is worth posting.
According to the sheriffs presentation they state her motive was because she called her own voice mail at 12:50 a.m. and listened to a message left by Jonah Shacknai telling her that Maxs condition had turned grave and his death was imminent. Please keep in mind that the contents of that voicemail have now been confirmed by KFMB to have been from statements made by Jonah Shacknai to law enforcement. Of course, the voicemail was deleted and no one but Jonah Shacknai can confirm the contents. AND, in that same report, it is revealed that the incoming phone call from Jonah in which he allegedly left the voicemail,
doesnt even show up on Rebecca Zahaus cell phone records. In
KFMBs report they state family members confirm that the call came in around 12:30 a.m., but they do not clarify what family members they are talking about. The Zahau family cant confirm it, because they dont have any evidence of the incoming phone call, so one is left to assume the family members are those of the Shacknai family.
Now, AT&T, Rebeccas provider, states this is not uncommon. That when a phone call comes in and you dont answer it, it sometimes doesnt get recorded in the log. Okay, BUT, the outgoing phone call from Jonah Shacknais cell phone should be in his call records, correct? No statement has been provided as to whether it was confirmed via his call records. So Jonah claims (so far without evidence to support it) that he called Rebecca sometime around 12:30 a.m. and told her that Maxs condition just turned grave and his death was imminent.
http://www.thehinkymeter.com/2011/09/17/rebecca-zahau-case-the-voice-mail/
In addition, what we all know...
Unfortunately and sadly, Max died at the bottom of the stairs.