Well, if the family is speculating as to whether he got into money problems...
It doesn't mean that he was killed because of a debt rather..
That the money problems led him to be involved with things he otherwise might not
OR
That these things he was involved in may have caused money problems
Whatever he was involved in could be linked to their murders
Doesn't make sense to take Jayme though....not at all
Still scratch my head over Fuhrman saying that Denise was the target: did he speculate as to why Jayme was taken. You'd think if the perp had Denise as the target he'd bother to conceal his identity. Be pretty stupid not to, because then that does lead to all sorts of complications
Which is why I think this was emotional, not well thought out, and Jayme was the target - or was taken because she could recognize them (which means it was not well thought out)
I do agree that a woman would be less apt to kill a young girl and her dog. And if this was emotional....and not planned, and Jayme knew her: she'd just take Jayme
OKAY but still
Where the heck is Jayme? Where is this emotional woman keeping her for a month?
And no one in her own circle of family, friends, co-workers, etc. have a clue????
Sadly this is seeming like a thrill kill to someone who saw Denise/Jayme....maybe stalked them a bit....then went for it....
(still hoping for leads via her hospital stay....)QUOTE
Furman said if James was the target, the killer would have left, but because he went after Denise, he felt she was the target. As to Jayme, no idea.