jjleroche
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Great post Warshawski.Thanks team.
I’m so relieved that her phone has been found, not only some positive news for her family, but also for the investigations group to finally see some fruits of their exhaustive labours.
I tend to think her body may be much Closed to the actual crime scene, as imo it would be a huge risk to drive around in broad daylight with a dead body in the car, to then dispose of. .. IF the only ping was at 5 pm ( and it very well could be because I think Mick said that her phone was Off in the morning when he tried to call her) then I think it was a deliberate decoy.
Unless he left the car & body parked in a garage somewhere, and went out again later to do the disposal at night. … tossing the phone in the dam on the way, and then going faaar away with the body.
I think the police would know of his movements that day & night from g/f etc as they were living together.
All just my thoughts
The thing that has had me stumped ever since the arrest of PS, has been the proclaimed absolute certainty of investigators that they've got this right.
Vicpol must have incontrovertible proof. They're not in the business of deliberately kicking themselves in the foot.
IMO that sort of proof is rather limited, but could be:
1. An eye-witness account of the murder
2. Footage of the event from fixed CCTV's in the area, or portable cameras used to research movements of various
fauna species
3. Footage which Samantha may have captured whilst fleeing from her attacker, and/or calling for help
(IIRC, Warshawski noted that her phone wouldn't necessarily be needed to access this - it may have gone directly to
the Cloud - thanks for that information Warshawski).
A fourth option has occurred to me whilst reading your post Warshawski. You mentioned the possibility of the alleged perpetrator leaving the car containing Samantha's body "parked in a garage somewhere" until he'd decided how to dispose of it. If so, MAYBE incriminating footage from inside that building may have existed.
It's possible IMO.
In the attached clip of the "arrest" press conference, Vicpol's Commissioner Shane Patton noted that the alleged killer had been arrested after being interviewed for several hours, and search warrants executed. He also noted that the alleged killer had not disclosed the location of Samantha's body. That infers to me that the alleged perpetrator may have admitted he killed Samantha.
MOO
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