Does anyone have an updated map to areas that have been searched?
@skibaboo do you have one by chance? I was looking at the map and wondering about some areas.
Has his address been listed yet? I can't seem to find it. I'm just curious how much cover that house has. His parents weren't going to cover for him so I'm sure whatever he did was super fast at the house. Was it confirmed that the shirt found in the yard was hers from the day he took her? I'm just trying to put together how the crime was done. He's sweaty when he gets to the police/Typhenie's house. He was young and appeared fit so I feel pretty certain he dumped some items close to her house if not her body too.
We know he wasn't able to move her bc he's been in jail since so definitely not an easy to find place that he went back for later to hide better.
Her brother saw him pull up onto the grass so I wonder what that was about and no DNA was found in the trunk or car. She was in the car or on the side of the house and then came in to gather some of his things. I wonder if he grabbed a garbage bag to put those things in. Then leaves the house and grabs her from the side of the house, puts her in the trunk, and then takes off.
I'm wondering why he would then take her to the house and remove her clothes. I know it was presented at trial that he did, but I'm unsure why he would remove the clothes and then leave them at his house if the train of thought is that he gets home and then gets a call from police to go back. He had no real reason to get there in 25 min. The cops said get back here and an extra minute to get her clothes he left if he's at home at the time doesnt make sense. Not that he's a genius or anything.
The limited time to do all of the things just makes me wonder why he would leave her clothes there unless he had already left to hide her body and thought he could come back later and deal with the clothes. Getting her body out of his backyard had to be a priority since his parents were out at dinner and shopping.
Does anyone know where his phone pinged when the cops called him to come back?