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That's a good point but in Arizona a gun can be bought from a private party without a background check. It's easy to do through Armslist, which is a website that connects local gun buyers and sellers. Like Ebay but with the parties having to meet in person because guns can't be shipped except to...

I don't think it's likely but I do still think it's possible that the kidnapper(s) went to the wrong house and that could be complicating law enforcement's attempts to tie a potential perpetrator to Nancy. I'm sure she's not the only older lady living alone in what is a wealthy area that...

10 days ago, mainstream media outlets widely reported that there had been a forced entry into Nancy's house. Then the sheriff said during a press conference that law enforcement wasn't going to discuss whether there was a forced entry or not. So the kidnappers could have forced their way into...

Perhaps they could hang the detector on a tether but it would still need to be high enough to clear power poles or other obstacles. Also seems like urban areas would be teeming with radio frequency interference from other devices so maybe this is looking for her body in undeveloped areas. If she...

From what I understand, this is how the wifi data transmission works but a bluetooth pacemaker checks its sync with a connected device every few minutes or so using short-range radio frequency communication. It's been reported that either the last sync or a failed sync between Nancy's pacemaker...

And he was so close to the targeted house, he was inside the police perimeter, that you'd figure him or his co-worker who was in the car with him would have heard a gunshot.

I don't think it's likely but it has crossed my mind that the kidnapper(s) could have gone to the wrong house. It seems to be an area with a lot of wealthy people and I'm sure that Nancy wasn't the only older lady who lives there. They could have gone to the wrong house on her street or even the...

Not defending the Pima County sheriff if it were truly a case of him turning his nose up at the FBI but DNA Labs International, the private lab in Florida, states on its website that it's accredited under both ISO17025, which is the gold standard for testing labs, and the FBI's quality assurance...

If I understand correctly, the man in the video inserted the plant into a slot in the Ring camera, which allowed him to remove/disable it. If that's true and he had thoroughly cased the house before, why didn't he bring a little screwdriver or something specifically to do the job? In the...

Yes, someone would have to be very disciplined these days to get away with a crypto ransom.

New article today. The university police department expects to conclude their investigation "in the coming days". https://www.sfgate.com/centralcoast/article/liz-hamel-mysterious-death-uc-santa-barbara-20370331.php

Maybe the most suspicious thing to me about Terri's movements that Friday morning is the assertion by law enforcement that she parked in the far back of the parking lot at the Walker Rd Fred Meyer. In the photo below, her parking spot was at the far back of the lot next to the embankment. Why...

I don't fully understand what he was trying to say with his story based on the reports I've seen but if they'd had such a bad experience in the water that he had to save her life and was vomiting due to all the water he'd swallowed, why would she go back in the water or even near it? If he's...

I think it's likely but there's still the possibility that he simply played monopoly with somebody, maybe at the hostel. Reports are that he buried the backpack in the park so it seems unclear as to whether he expected the backpack to be found or not.

Seems to me that the shooter probably would have wanted to see Brian in person at some point before the assassination to be sure of his target. Appears that there were only those professionally taken headshots of him online before this happened and I can't find any videos of him so my guess is...