Wow, I just came up on this thread and am so sorry for your loss. I have a question. Did they ever test the envelope the letter came in to see if there was any DNA / Fingerprints? And if there was DNA, was it compared to the other DNA?
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The killer tied Andy and Cheryls hands together in the same intricate knot with a rare kind of hemp rope
but blood in the car appeared fresh
Still clothed, a similar rope had been used to bind his hands behind him, although not as securely as Henry's
A bunch of deflated balloons hung Dali-like over a tree limb near Henry's body, having no apparent connection with her death but adding to the surreal quality of the grim scene.
...approved the independent retesting of all the DNA samples taken from possible suspects and eliminated through tests done at HPD's lab
The attacker was around their age it looks like. I wonder if one of them knew him and that was why the murders were so horrible...
The murders were exceptionally horrible, IMO, and I am very sorry for stating that if the family is still reading here. I think it's important to point out though because it gives possible insight into motive (besides the obvious, was there something more to it like my suggestion above?) but also into the person. I feel like this was a one man job, and that he was either a total control freak or something in his life was spiraling out of control. The "control" he had in these murders (tying up and to a tree) is key IMO. I think Andy being tied to a tree is evidence that this was a one man job, he put him there to keep him out of the way. (sorry, couldn't think of a more eloquent way to say that)