I agree. I see no reason to hold them back.
But LE does. Since we haven't heard them. I wonder why.
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I agree. I see no reason to hold them back.
Hope the 911 calls are released soon. They should be very informative. They're public record in California. Wonder why the sheriff's dept is holding them back, and at whose bidding?
The 911 tapes are in possession of Coronado police dispatch. The Coronado city attorney claims the 911 tapes are not public records because they are investigatory files compiled by a local police agency. It would be perfectly legal for Coronado to release the 911 calls, but they don't want to. They prefer to sit back and wait for the media to take them to court (again). Since they are denying access to the 911 tapes under the California Public Records Act, if they lose the court battle they will have to pay the media’s attorney fees and court costs.
The 911 tapes are in possession of Coronado police dispatch. The Coronado city attorney claims the 911 tapes are not public records because they are investigatory files compiled by a local police agency. It would be perfectly legal for Coronado to release the 911 calls, but they don't want to. They prefer to sit back and wait for the media to take them to court (again). Since they are denying access to the 911 tapes under the California Public Records Act, if they lose the court battle they will have to pay the medias attorney fees and court costs.
Sorry I think I double posted and not entirely sure how to delete it. My apologies u guys. I'm such a noob. :floorlaugh:
He was away for hours anyway. I know it was to sleep supposedly, but given the situation would it really have been so unthinkable to take two more hours and go to your house. This wasn't just some 'suicide scene', it was supposedly his partner who was participating fully in his life and their life together. But, you're right, he seems to be acting like she was nothing basically.
There is a petition to open an independent investigation into the death of the Rebecca Zahau on the web.
http://www.change.org/petitions/cal...stigation-into-the-death-of-the-rebecca-zahau
TIME: :goodpost:
I find particularly intriguing that during press-conference LE said they were contacted by the hospital on July 14 because Max's condition had worsen. Previously it was supposedly stable. From the search warrants we find that was not the case-LE was called to the hospital because doctor suspected suffocation. Not because Max's stable condition had worsened. That very same idea is used as a basis for suicide-that RN was told Max was going to die contrary to prior more positive reports and that's why she killed herself. From the autopsy, I don't see what positive reports there were, or that there was any worsening of the condition. It doesn't add up to me at all.
I don't know when I wrote that, but now it appears just, well even more so and we can include the SDSO, Nina, Dina... who else!
Attachment H - Search Warrant Testimony
(some text highlighted by me)
Thank you STS for making the search warrant "easier" for me to read. It seems so strange to ask for "names of informants", and other information be "SEALED" so that the person/persons involved can destroy or hide evidence.
Hmmmmm....Rebecca died over a week before this document was requested and approved by a judge!!
XZ was gone from Coronado before RZ died!
AS left for Tennessee, IIRC.
So, who was left behind to destroy evidence?
If any "bell ringers" would like to "chime in" on the search warrant...I would be interested on your interpretation/spin/opinion of how a dead woman could "destroy evidence" 10 days after her death?
Could you please elaborate on the SW info you're referring to? It sounds interesting but I cant read the docs on this tablet. TIA
Could you please elaborate on the SW info you're referring to? It sounds interesting but I cant read the docs on this tablet. TIA