Jackielee09
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I think that’s been general consensus. That’s what I think.The longer this continues I’m leaning more and more towards “overdose + someone moved her body”
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I think that’s been general consensus. That’s what I think.The longer this continues I’m leaning more and more towards “overdose + someone moved her body”
LE has never said either wayWe're any of her clothes ever found?
If someone the size of her husband was physically blocking the front door, it would be easier to jump the fence. Also Alexis was a new-school public figure. People like her are much more careful about managing the information available about them. The info we had about Paighton's struggles with addiction could have easily been scrubbed by her if it had been something she felt the need to doLooks like that is how its leaning. I remember the Paighton case, her poor friend even felt the need to get a lawyer.
It is possible she did run off and jump a fence. For sure then she would have been under the influence.
The thing is though, unlike Paighton, there does not seem to be much evidence of prior drug use, not that it means she hasn't.
If it is an OD, it may not even rise to abuse of corpse. Paighton was buried. Alexis was placed there. We don't know if she was already naked. MOO
I thought it was longer for her body to be found but I guess it just felt longer since it was a real mainstream media case and so many people were so worried about her while she was missing. That case was fully before the pandemic hit in the US though so I would say 4 weeks is pretty optimistic. On the other hand, Paighton 's body would have been in worse shapePaighton Houston: Alabama woman died of accidental overdose; burial suspect nabbed in Ohio
For comparisons sake, Paighton Houston
Died December 20/21
Remains recovered January 3
COD/MOD announced as accidental morphine and methamphetamine toxicity (overdose) January 30
27 days between autopsy and announcing OD. We don’t know if LE knew about the toxicology results prior to January 30 but less than 4 weeks is slightly sooner or about average time it takes for the results.
If AS case follows a similar timeline we can expect tox results around December 24.
Obviously I don’t know personally, but I was extremely encouraged that Campion reported there was TONS of CLEAR surveillance video. Doesn’t guarantee it’s useful, but tons AND clear sounds very promising and sounds like the info came from sources who had already reviewed said footage and found it to be clear. Jmo."Tons"?
@MoeInVA bbm Glad you caught specific phrase reporter used.
bbm 1. Conceding: LE having tons of surveillance footage to review is better than no recordings to review, but I wonder if the cams captured anything useful, admissible as evidence? Did these "tons" of surv vids record anything
relevant to ARS' death, her movements, potential perps, etc? Are vehicle's makes, models, and plates unassailably clear?
bbm 2. As to TS telling reporter he provided all of ARS' digital/e- data to LE, well, the accuracy of that stmt hinges on TS' truthfulness & his knowledge of all her devices. Did she have a burner phone he was unaware of? Maybe.
Agreeing that LE has a lot to review which may or may not be sufficient for a successful prosecution for crimes committed, if any. my2cts.
{ETA: If LE announced they had tons of evd, I missed it. Anyone see or hear that?}
@Ontario Mom
I’m sure anything he said was ok’d or given by police. Or just the obvious. So many surveillance cameras these days. That would scare the beejus out of perp. I would imagine.Obviously I don’t know personally, but I was extremely encouraged that Campion reported there was TONS of CLEAR surveillance video. Doesn’t guarantee it’s useful, but tons AND clear sounds very promising and sounds like the info came from sources who had already reviewed said footage and found it to be clear. Jmo.
The longer this continues I’m leaning more and more towards “overdose + someone moved her body”
Just checking in and hoping all this silence is good. I have two too.I’m glad we got the road cleared up I’m also from Houston AKA Cra cra roads lol.
I have a labradoodle too.
Moving on. we need arrests! (For tampering w a deceased body). Still my guess.
They're awaiting autopsy, could take quite awhile...I'm still gonna be shocked if this was an overdose and body dump. But, waiting impatiently for whatever happens next.
What do you think happened to Alexis? I can’t make up my mind about this case.I'm still gonna be shocked if this was an overdose and body dump. But, waiting impatiently for whatever happens next.
I have another possibility.What do you think happened to Alexis? I can’t make up my mind about this case.
I have another possibility.
In some ways it reminds me of a case here on websleuths, where the victim was found naked and hidden in bushes (that had supposedly been searched prior by LE). The post mortem found that the 'victim' had actually died of hypothermia but their body had contained a significant amount of drugs (prescription). Whilst no-one knows what actually transpired, it was suggested that the drugs had an effect of euphoria and disorientation, hence the removal of clothing, and probably sought out the bushes as some sort of refuge. Body also had no signs of injury. So whilst the victim died of Hypothermia, it was the effect of the drugs that led to the removal of clothing (and eventual death). Probably not relevant here, but a very sad case nontheless.
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I thought this too. Drug effects Start taking clothes off. LE never said where her clothes were. Of course they won’t tell us. But yeah. Plausible to me.I have another possibility.
In some ways it reminds me of a case here on websleuths, where the victim was found naked and hidden in bushes (that had supposedly been searched prior by LE). The post mortem found that the 'victim' had actually died of hypothermia but their body had contained a significant amount of drugs (prescription). Whilst no-one knows what actually transpired, it was suggested that the drugs had an effect of euphoria and disorientation, hence the removal of clothing, and probably sought out the bushes as some sort of refuge. Body also had no signs of injury. So whilst the victim died of Hypothermia, it was the effect of the drugs that led to the removal of clothing (and eventual death). Probably not relevant here, but a very sad case nontheless.
Edited sp & clarification
I have another possibility.
In some ways it reminds me of a case here on websleuths, where the victim was found naked and hidden in bushes (that had supposedly been searched prior by LE). The post mortem found that the 'victim' had actually died of hypothermia but their body had contained a significant amount of drugs (prescription). Whilst no-one knows what actually transpired, it was suggested that the drugs had an effect of euphoria and disorientation, hence the removal of clothing, and probably sought out the bushes as some sort of refuge. Body also had no signs of injury. So whilst the victim died of Hypothermia, it was the effect of the drugs that led to the removal of clothing (and eventual death). Probably not relevant here, but a very sad case nontheless.
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“Hypothermia may be related to drugadministration; such medications include beta-blockers, clonidine, meperidine, neuroleptics, and general anesthetic agents. Ethanol, phenothiazines, and sedative-hypnotics also reduce the body's ability to respond to low ambient temperatures”. Just more info.I have another possibility.
In some ways it reminds me of a case here on websleuths, where the victim was found naked and hidden in bushes (that had supposedly been searched prior by LE). The post mortem found that the 'victim' had actually died of hypothermia but their body had contained a significant amount of drugs (prescription). Whilst no-one knows what actually transpired, it was suggested that the drugs had an effect of euphoria and disorientation, hence the removal of clothing, and probably sought out the bushes as some sort of refuge. Body also had no signs of injury. So whilst the victim died of Hypothermia, it was the effect of the drugs that led to the removal of clothing (and eventual death). Probably not relevant here, but a very sad case nontheless.
Edited sp & clarification