Recent content by CuriousCricket

Interesting. It has occurred to me that someone working at a dealership and having access to so many different vehicles to drive might explain why LE has never had a vehicle to look for.

No, different locations. Rio Rico is considerably south of Tucson, and Nancy's house is to the north, and the SWAT operation Brian is covering is about 2 miles from her house.

Rio Rico isn't 2 miles from Nancy's house. It's where the man was detained and released. So 2 SWAT operations?

Last night, 2/12 Prob. not related as mentioned above, but what if . . . Were they checking for lights that should not be there? Anyone on here familiar with those mountains? Are there large estates or properties that are either: open in the summer but closed in winter OR have absentee owners...

Something else that has occurred to me is that if the sheriff has been receiving reports from the same place, he and his people are accustomed to the format the information is presented in. It's possible they can sift through the information easier when it's a format they're accustomed to...

yes. Also makes you wonder if he has something major to hide. James Burke of the Gilgo Beach investigation certainly did. Edited to add that a poster upthread mentioned that possibly the sheriff simply used the lab because it was already working with DNA in this case and would have everything...

Happened too in the Gilgo Beach investigation. That took over a decade to solve: "Timothy Sini, Suffolk County Police Commissioner from 2015 to 2017, said detectives were blocked from sharing information with the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit, which would have assisted with the profiling of the...

Long ago, in conjunction with my job, I talked with local LE. Included in one discussion was that in the event of a robbery, their department traveled nearby roads to look for objects that had been tossed. IIRC within 7 miles was the distance perps often tossed say, ID of the homeowners...

A home under construction nearby? what a treasure trove for a criminal looking for supplies that are untraceable and for people for LE to consider as possible suspects.

Discussing a bald head, wouldn't it seem a man planning a crime might shave his body hair in order not to leave DNA?

Perhaps worth mentioning: In each case, LE interviews dozens, even hundreds of people. When the case is finally solved, the culprit's name is frequently found among those interviewed in the early days of the investigation, as I recall. AI compiled this list: "To explore famous criminals who were...

Few people dislike the current media more than I, and I worked for a local newspaper for decades. The media in many cases (and in my personal opinion) have become contemptible. However, last night, we - including myself - were rapt and switching from one platform to another hoping to glean even...

Absolutely. I personally don't care what race or nationality the person is, even the "Flying Purple People Eater", so long as NG is located and hopefully brought home alive. I also think it is reasonable, when giving descriptions to mention all appearance, including skin: pocked with acne...

You would think everyone in the area would be familiar with the case, but it doesn't seem that he or his family either were. Remember last night from the posts when the mother-in-law was saying sure, search our place, we have nothing to hide, and she could not come up with the name. When...

I'm guessing that one key works for all and not like car keys where each is individual?