Sleuthlygal,
Just a question not iron clad. We know no more about the movements of JA that morning than Brad. You don't know and I don't know, but CPD will have obtained that info. I am not convinced that Brad is innocent or guilty. I thought it odd to begin with that JA would call the police so early in the search, usually you have to wait 24 hours before reporting a missing person. Did you notice she asked the 911 operator how long she should wait and if it should be 24 hrs? The operator said there was no certain time to wait to call. I think the CPD may have concentrated on Brad right off for many reasons, The intimate partner is always looked at...what made it compelling is that his story set off the hinky meter and they kept lookingwhat concerns me regarding Brad is lack of arrest. As has been discussed many times, that is NOT the decision of the CPD--that is the decision of the DA The things missing from Nancy's person have to be somewhere, the stud earring would be hard to find esp if it is in someone's carpet somewhere. Well we know NC's diamond necklace, the one HP saw her in everyday they were together, which HP testified was almost every single day, was found in Brad's possession--that is in the court recordLike everyone else I want a killer off the streets, regardless of who that killer is. It would seem to me that anyone or anything that had contact with the victim should have been closely looked at in the days following the discovery of her body. How do you know that did not occur? If by some chance BC is not guilty, the true killer has had months to cover tracks and may never be caught at this point. IMO there are just some things that do not add up, of course I understand the CPD keeping evidence under wraps so as not to show thier hand, the autospy notes would also be helpful to clear up some questions as well, esp regarding the mark on her neck and the insect infestation on certain parts of her body. Right now questions, questions, questions without answers, it is frustrating as I am sure it is frustrating for her family.