Whiteorchids
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Is there a Home Depot or Lowe’s near his house? Killers usually shop for supplies there before or after a murder. They always have security video.
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Whatever it was, it was apparently enough to charge him with murder. Unless they found other evidence not mentioned to the public of course. Something told them without a doubt that she was dead.One unburned hair could be "female tissue" if it was enough for analysis.
No use speculating on what the tissue was, only that somehow, part of Kenzie ended up in a fire at the suspect's house. In the backyard. In a fire being tended by him.
I don't believe the park's cameras were fake. iirc, the cameras weren't working. Perhaps he is the one who ensured they were not working. I do think he's smart enough to know to turn off his own cameras.
JMO
We don’t know the time between the meetup at the park and when they went to the house. I’m not sure that’s even relevant.
I wonder if he did turn cameras off with an app if it left a digital record of that happening?Don’t you think he turned them off he had lots of cameras? If he was worried about being seen at the airport goes to a park with fake cameras I would think he would turn then off before he left but he isn’t that smart.
Well, I'm sorry I couldn't link the one I wanted for some reason. But, I think we're close to derailing the thread with this anyway. You can always Google if you're interested in studying victim/offender relationships. Lots of information out there that can help you understand it. MOOMeaningless statistics considering we don't know the details of the relationship or if they had ever met in person.
JMO
Or a Walmart.Is there a Home Depot or Lowe’s near his house? Killers usually shop for supplies there before or after a murder. They always have security video.
I wouldn’t doubt it. Hell, even his cameras probably have cameras.
I’m super curious as to exactly how many law enforcement found, and what their true purpose was.
It could mean a lot of things but I want to know how they were conclusive that ML was dead at that time.
How could I forget about Walmart. LolOr a Walmart.
It doesn’t require them to use university email. Someone mentioned that, but I also mentioned my personal experience with these sites and that’s not the case.
I’m stuck on the luggage. Did it go in the Lyft trunk? Did the driver take it out for her? I doubt it was in the back seat. So she had to have some interaction with the Lyft driver, in order to get her luggage. And then did she wheel it over to her ride, who popped the trunk or got out to assist her? Do you think that the Lyft driver provided more info than has been revealed? What is the parking like at Hatch Park? Would the Lyft driver just pull up to a random spot, and her ride would be visible, or is it big enough that she would have to look around for his car? Do you think there is a text between the two, like, “I’m here, where are you?”
A Walmart is always involved somehow, lol!Or a Walmart.
A Walmart is always involved somehow, lol!
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If there was another car that time of morning. Who else would be there?Saw pictures of Hatch Park and the parking lot is not big. Pulling in at 3 am, you'd see another car in the lot. LE hasn't revealed much of what the Lyft driver told them. So, we don't know if someone got out of the other car to get ML's luggage, if the Lyft driver got out to get her luggage, if the other driver stayed in the car, got out of the car, helped with luggage, if the luggage went in the trunk or the backseat, etc. We just don't know. We really don't even know if the Lyft driver saw the driver or the car. LE told the public he didn't, but that may not be true. We don't know if the Lyft driver saw ML get into the other car. LE has been tight-lipped about the Lyft driver's statements.
Wow. I bet LE are outraged. The public also should be outraged.They were fake.
“Hatch Park doesn’t have any cameras. We have some ‘dummy cameras’,” said North Salt Lake City Manager Ken Leetham. “This park’s right on the main street, it’s right near the police station, and so it gets a lot of attention. A lot of eyes are on this park,” he added.
Investigators find ‘dummy cameras’ at Mackenzie Lueck’s last known location
I’m stuck on the luggage. Did it go in the Lyft trunk? Did the driver take it out for her? I doubt it was in the back seat. So she had to have some interaction with the Lyft driver, in order to get her luggage. And then did she wheel it over to her ride, who popped the trunk or got out to assist her? Do you think that the Lyft driver provided more info than has been revealed? What is the parking like at Hatch Park? Would the Lyft driver just pull up to a random spot, and her ride would be visible, or is it big enough that she would have to look around for his car? Do you think there is a text between the two, like, “I’m here, where are you?”
I'm not sure what's worse, not having operational cameras to help with public safety or nullifying any kind of deterrent the fake cameras may have by publicly announcing that they don't work . JMOThey were fake.
“Hatch Park doesn’t have any cameras. We have some ‘dummy cameras’,” said North Salt Lake City Manager Ken Leetham. “This park’s right on the main street, it’s right near the police station, and so it gets a lot of attention. A lot of eyes are on this park,” he added.
Investigators find ‘dummy cameras’ at Mackenzie Lueck’s last known location