Just catching up this morning....
Yesterday at work, I had a conversation with a retired detective/NYPD. When I brought up this case, he said, "The lady killed in the church? Very sad." So he was generally aware.
I asked him a bunch of questions about LE process. (He was involved in 100s of homicide investigations.) I'll pass along what he said. Please understand, he was SPEAKING GENERALLY about the process.
1. He emphasized that spouse is always
heavily scrutinized. (I think most of us know that. But he said "heavily" three times.) And, yes, he said LE would thoroughly investigate any alibi, meaning LE would travel, check cell records, verify receipts, conduct interviews with employees at public establishments, etc.
2. He said LE can SAY anything about POIs not being suspects at this time or alibis being confirmed. That doesn't mean individuals & their alibis aren't still being investigated.
3. If LE truly has no suspect/theory, he believes LE is continuing to investigate, again and again, everyone from SW. Or anyone else who has come to their attention in the investigation. He said LE simply keeps looking and looking -- even at the same people -- until it solves case.
4. He then said, "But remember, 3 of 10 murders are not solved."
5. I specifically brought up the "Nissan" because I'm really curious about it. Based on what LE said on its own Facebook page -- (from June 9) "
Midlothian Police Department No, the driver has not come forward" -- he does not believe LE has found the Nissan or driver. (I told him I thought LE could be playing games with the wording of that answer; he disagreed.)
6. I also specifically mentioned that BB said he could "forgive." He said if family is deeply religious, that is not particularly surprising and was not a red flag to him.
Link to BB interview:
http://www.fox4news.com/news/144581978-story