Ibiz
Once I thought I was wrong, but I was mistaken.
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Was she put in the crawlspace of the house?
Eileen, I don't think that house has a crawl space. I think it's built on a cement slab.
Was she put in the crawlspace of the house?
Here's another picture of the search. I don't remember if I saw this one yet.
https://twitter.com/ToddCorillo/status/586569252439732225
:thinking:How can one even talk about PLEA of any kind if no one has been listed as a suspect or even arrested for her death? There can not be a plea until a person is charged with the criminal offense. I have read some weird stuff by others than WH so, I am not convinced of any one person. And Respectfully, I say this.. if/when the Pros charges someone with the crime. They will have to have evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt the person charged did the crime.
Oh, okay. I don't really know but I would be shocked if they found her Wednesday and left her there overnight, and angry especially if I was the family. I think they would bring the lights in. They wouldn't want to risk losing any evidence.
I was puzzled at first by the fact that they were reportedly there Wednesday, but I think now that they were getting a search warrant because no one was there to give permission. And that also makes me lean less toward a concrete lead at that address or they might have already had the warrant in hand.
Perhaps it's not the house, but the road. He has broken into homes in his life, he notices times people come and go and he notices abandoned homes.
Perhaps it's just a road be travels a lot and his sister knows this. Along with other things said, alarm bells finally went off.
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I think this could be true. Also, there may be a friend/family connection in the vicinity but not directly to this address.
Eileen, I don't think that house has a crawl space. I think it's built on a cement slab.
I think Zach said he was there on Thursday when they brought her out.
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Why would someone run off, plant their debit card in one spot, plant their coat in a friends couch, scatter some clothes in another direction, make their phone ping all over the place, including the airport,
then find some way to get out to the boonies, leave no evidence of that transportation, then do the deed? Are people on WH's stash?
Same with OD, we'd have to believe that these kids, who probably would have gotten the crap from WH anyways, who seem fiercely loyal to these parents, would scatter the clothes, the debit card, make the phone ping,
frame texty for a murder that wasn't committed by planting the coat in his sofa, then drive her out to the boonies by where WH worked and dump her off without any of that leaking out to anyone? OK. And
she would have had to have OD at some time between 7am - 2pm, and the clothes, I assume they would scatter what she was wearing as a red herring? So she parties in 2 sports bras and workout shorts? Or these devious teens
hiding an OD went and got a bag to scatter? Jeez Louise.
(modsnip) I will leave this here though since I have seen these theories speculated recently and my thoughts still stand on the theories themselves.
While your "daughter" is missing :notgood:
RBBM
Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for Law Enforcement
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http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/lab/forensic-science-communications/fsc/april2000/twgcsi.pdf
According to the FBI guide, they bring their own water source.
ETA: I guess it would depend on whether or not the Evidence Techs were following FBI protocols. What led me to look for this link was that I recalled watching a documentary - the CSU brought their water. :twocents:
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I have myself convinced the killer wanted AJ found. Otherwise, with all the waterways in the area, why would she have been placed in the wide oen? Wouldn't it be just as easy to put her in a body of water somewhere versus putting her behind a vacant home out in the open?
Let's get it crackin, by Deuce
That's shameful ... I personally would never put that on my Facebook if I was disgusting enough to listen to it and also with pastors and men of The Lord on my Facebook :shock:
And the video with it is just as vile
I've never heard the song so I googled and found the video. :gasp: :gasp: :gasp:
Someone make me unsee that. I've never seen anything that vile in my life. I'm no prude, but that shocked me. The violence against women is off the charts.
And had just turned 18 while you're living in a motel "partying it up with your cocaine" i hope he is never allowed to be around the other girls
Well, I *am* a prude (because it means someone who is prudent) and I'm perfectly okay with it so I'm really glad I never heard the lyrics. I'll take all y'all's word for it they were vulgar and nasty. Seems to fit the character of a few in this case.
It was stated that the song was listened to the day her bra and other stuff was found.
I think he did, too - and he wanted to be the guy that found her! Seriously, he had almost solved the case when LE stepped in. (snort) Why didn't he go into the water with her if he had a chance - no boat? - but he could find a blue van, so you gotta go with what you've got. Any video of him cleaning his truck or the blue van? I think he acted alone, but that's just me. JMO