Agree! Your lucky. I’m outside “enjoying” the neighbors music which I despise.
I'm wondering if they were waiting somewhere thinking she was going to leave and they were going to follow her. They did park at the school for a time as well. Were they waiting for her to drive by. When she did not come by, they drove to the house and found her in the driveway doing a garage sale and decided to do it there. Just one of my many theories of how this might have gone down.
They are at the school a mere 10 seconds.
I get upset every time I think about Elizabeth-- and I can't help but wonder why this case is no closer to being solved than it was the day the murder occurred. I am of the opinion in cold cases that they usually go cold because slight details are overlooked and details are also missed. I hope there is a cold case unit looking at this case. There are just too many clues for this case to go unsolved. I mean, for God's sake they have the murder on video and the vehicle on video as well. SMH
As you know it's possible that the truck may have been looked at later and not actually cleared. I often wonder if person of interest * in Miami relates to the truck pull over? We just don’t know.
Could not agree more
Great information-----thanks for posting!
- Liz was an organ donor. She gave her heart, liver and both kidneys. Her corneas were also gifted.
- Liz’s organ recipients spent a total of 8,144 days on the transplant lists.
I've seen this mentioned on other social media as well and was so confused why anyone would think it was closed. They hold annual press conferences each year with Crimestoppers and the Sherriff's office.
and yes, it is my opinion they likely know who is behind the murder but have not identified all parties involved or are not confident they have enough evidence to secure a conviction. 
It was a "her", the husband mentioned as a single enemy of his wife, interesting to know.I've seen this mentioned on other social media as well and was so confused why anyone would think it was closed. They hold annual press conferences each year with Crimestoppers and the Sherriff's office.
I get it now. I see where you are reading closed.
Harris County Constables do not handle murder cases. The Harris County Sheriff's Office does.
The Constables were the first on the scene (they are patrol units among other duties). They did the preliminary incident/investigation report. It then became a HOMICIDE investigation (assigned new case number).
IT IS IN THE REPORT ON PAGE 5 AND PAGE 15
It is an active case; I wish it was closed, solved and justice served.
EDITED TO ADD: yikes! my post takes up the whole thread
The decision to charge is ultimately up to the Harris County DA. The DA office is reeling from the third re-trial of AJ Armstrong, they might be hesitant. Like AJ's case, Liz's will likely be based on circumstantial evidence barring a cooperating co-conspirator. You now have an alternate "suspect" situation since Sergio has named his dad (if his dad is not the one charged that is a huge problem). Any good defense team will run with that.
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It was a "her", the husband mentioned as a single enemy of his wife, interesting to know.
While sitting in the patrol vehicle, SB had no interest for Liz' condition and no interest to follow to the hospital; he didn't ask.
Yes.. she’s in the incident report BUT more interesting to me is by the time of Paula Zahn interview; Sergio is adamant that no one from 501st is involved. LE agrees.
