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There could be a fear element as well. For all we know they might have been threatened to stay quiet?! Such a shady case, but aren't most of them!My guess is his loved ones have a good enough idea of the circumstances of his murder. Some families seek justice and hold public vigils and others prefer to mourn quietly.
Strangely, I guess we are now pushing two years without a clue as to what happened. Time for some action on this case? At least in my humble opinion!
Right with you!!!Strangely, I guess we are now pushing two years without a clue as to what happened. Time for some action on this case? At least in my humble opinion!
Mourning quietly is fine and what I would personally do, I think. But I also feel that we, as the public taxpaying citizens, have a right to know when violent crimes are committed what is being done to catch the perpetrator or if nothing, then why? And if an event, such as Allen’s death, appears to be a violent crime but is ruled not to be, we should know the minimum information needed to relay THAT, respectfully preserving as much privacy as possible. LE works for us ALL as a key component of having a safe society to live in. We are the overseers of public departments, employees, etc. meant to watch out for each other by watching over the tax paid divisions of government meant to serve and protect.My guess is his loved ones have a good enough idea of the circumstances of his murder. Some families seek justice and hold public vigils and others prefer to mourn quietly.
Mourning quietly is fine and what I would personally do, I think. But I also feel that we, as the public taxpaying citizens, have a right to know when violent crimes are committed what is being done to catch the perpetrator or if nothing, then why? And if an event, such as Allen’s death, appears to be a violent crime but is ruled not to be, we should know the minimum information needed to relay THAT, respectfully preserving as much privacy as possible. LE works for us ALL as a key component of having a safe society to live in. We are the overseers of public departments, employees, etc. meant to watch out for each other by watching over the tax paid divisions of government meant to serve and protect.
All my humble opinion.
And/or, his phone records could have ruled out some possibilities being bantered about; some of the usual salacious cr*p.Just my humble opinion - I think his phone records provided a lot of answers, but they have no real reason to release that.
I agree. About the time the car and phone were found, the public outreach from his immediate family stopped.Just my humble opinion - I think his phone records provided a lot of answers, but they have no real reason to release that.
Yeah, but Alan's younger brother has been the lead for the family on this case and he could be in denial but he's stated that he believes someone took Alan's life. Plus, the location of Alan's remains next to the terminus of a road that dead-ended at over-grown parkland (read: ideal urban dumping-ground) suggest that Alan's body was dumped - by his killer. Would be quite a coincidence that he happened to kill himself in a handy dumping ground. Why not kill yourself right there in the car, or right next to it? And I know suicide can be inexplicable/irrational/impulsive, but would he really kill himself with his beloved niece in town, staying at his home whilst making wedding preps with her Uncle Alan? And do you go for a quick work-out and gas-up before ending your life?There is definitely a weird flavor to this case that sticks with a person although it does remind me slightly of Jacob Cefolia. My best guess at this point is that this was a suicide staged to sort of appear like possibly a murder. Maybe for insurance reasons or just shame? I don't know that it would spare a family any heartache for a loved one to have been murdered rather than to have killed themselves but I guess every family is different and this one is certainly very different from mine so my insight is probably weaker on this than most and there truly aren't enough reports details to draw a very conclusive picture at all.
From all we do know, I think it's most likely Alan had a pre-arrainged meeting with someone that morning after the gym, and it went as horribly wrong as it could have. I do hope LE brings this case to a close, and brings the creep that did this to Alan, to justice.Yeah, but Alan's younger brother has been the lead for the family on this case and he could be in denial but he's stated that he believes someone took Alan's life. Plus, the location of Alan's remains next to the terminus of a road that dead-ended at over-grown parkland (read: ideal urban dumping-ground) suggest that Alan's body was dumped - by his killer. Would be quite a coincidence that he happened to kill himself in a handy dumping ground. Why not kill yourself right there in the car, or right next to it? And I know suicide can be inexplicable/irrational/impulsive, but would he really kill himself with his beloved niece in town, staying at his home whilst making wedding preps with her Uncle Alan? And do you go for a quick work-out and gas-up before ending your life?
I'm still thinking that Alan was murdered by someone he knew, possibly via hit, and quite possibly very near his home - assets, love-triangle... - they think they know who did it, are trying to solidify a case.
The cellular data would be telling. As would whether anyone has lawyered-up. And the silence from LE and Alan's family and husband seems telling too. No pleas for info/tips.
My hunch is, this was someone not at all known to the family.
I agree with you. But i think LE does know the context of the encounter - and I wish they would share it - because they need to focus the public tips to either sketchy drug dealers, weird hookup encounters, known grifters -- whatever type of characters run in the context of this murder. I understand that those details may be private to the family but charging someone relies on one person out there that remembers something about that day or the suspect that might connect to this. Right now, it could be anyone.This is what I think, possibly someone he meant to meet quickly. It really doesn't matter why. But maybe LE doesn't have enough evidence to charge, or maybe not enough to even identify, the person. JMO.
But i think LE does know the context of the encounter