Simply Southern
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Again....
You called it from the get go.
Again....
I think she was dead on the 28th, which was two days before trash day. Her being placed in the trash is simply a theory, as it’s entirely possible he took her body elsewhere.If he waited for trash day, could that be construed as premeditated?
Would these charges mean they found her body/concealed? OR that they found evidence of her dead body? because wouldn't him moving the body at any point also add tampering?
I think she was dead on the 28th, which was two days before trash day. Her being placed in the trash is simply a theory, as it’s entirely possible he took her body elsewhere.
Either way I wouldn’t see it as a sign of premeditation.
It doesn’t mean they found her body. They typically file charges like this so they are able to hold the suspect, until additional charges are filed. So we may see other charges along those lines, in addition to the more serious murder charge.Would these charges mean they found her body/concealed? OR that they found evidence of her dead body? because wouldn't him moving the body at any point also add tampering?
Ah, thank you! I couldn’t remember and went back to find it but got distractedLE removed a rolled up rug and a box early this morning.
Thank you for this! That helps.It doesn’t mean they found her body. They typically file charges like this so they are able to hold the suspect, until additional charges are filed. So we may see other charges along those lines, in addition to the more serious murder charge.
The charge they have him on is pretty broad.
§ 18.2-323.02. Prohibition against concealment of dead body; penalty.
Any person who transports, secretes, conceals or alters a dead body, as defined in § 32.1-249, with malicious intent and to prevent detection of an unlawful act or to prevent the detection of the death or the manner or cause of death is guilty of a Class 6
So far the charge is concealing a body. That does seem to indicate LE found evidence of such a serious injury that the victim could not have survived. (That could be a massive amount of blood and/or pieces of essential organs, for example.) A dead body can't hide itself, which leads to the conclusion that the person living in that house concealed the body. But, they don't have evidence (yet) that he is the one who caused the death. (Prediction: he will claim she killed herself and he disposed of the body in a state of distress.)
They charged him in J and D court. No records will be available, nor will anyone be allowed in the court room.
Likewise in my state. If a minor is involved, such as a one-year-old child, this will protect the child.They charged him in J and D court. No records will be available, nor will anyone be allowed in the court room.
No records online for J&D Court and are sealed in VA.
What is J and D?They charged him in J and D court. No records will be available, nor will anyone be allowed in the court room.
No records online for J&D Court and are sealed in VA.
Juvenile and Domestic relations court.What is J and D?
Damn I didn't know they could do that. I was hoping documents would be easy to find like in the bigsby case. Thanks for the update I learned something jmooThey charged him in J and D court. No records will be available, nor will anyone be allowed in the court room.
No records online for J&D Court and are sealed in VA.