Hello, all.
I have to disagree with the idea that a misstep in arrival time would have saved her life. Clearly my opinion only but I think this killer wanted her dead. If it didn't happen that day, eventually she would have been murdered. I think the circumstances of that morning aligned with one of the killer(s)' contingencies. Since this was such an elaborate plan, I'm guessing the killer(s) had been watching her morning routine. I would imagine they knew when she left her home, what route she took and the approximate time she arrived at the church. All one would need to do is just park and observe on a couple of mornings.
I'm more and more confused by MPD's statements. As I read the recent article, I don't see anywhere where LE says "cleared". I see other language, but not "cleared. It can be inferred, but the language isn't there. I agree that MPD has been very respectful of the privacy of people named on those warrants. Some information has to come out as this goes forward, but MPD seems comfortable with saying absolutely nothing to the public. Would this recent statement have been forthcoming had not SWFA released that video? I'm thinking no.
So the reporter's statement that MPD is "asking for the public's help" can't be reconciled with MPD's silence, IMO. I'm not criticizing MPD, because I think they need to run this investigation in the manner that best leads to an ultimate arrest.
Oh, yeah. Jethro, I think the elaborate rumbling around in the church, damaging property and looking around was an attempt to throw LE off. They cleared than scene in ~7hrs and didn't think otherwise for 24-48 hrs. I think that bought the killers some time and helped obliterate any possible evidence/clues left behind. I've had this thought from the beginning. Once those folks attended that church service...............way too compromised. All, of course, is just my opinion.
http://www.waxahachietx.com/news/20...-bevers-murder-dispelled-by-midlothian-police