Totally agree that there’d be people who would change their minds, but it’s not LE’s job to change people’s minds about online theories, it’s to focus on the investigation. I just can’t see them addressing such things publicly in a press conference unless they thought it was actually relevant...
IIRC the first ransom message was received by TMZ on the Monday, and, purely through SG being who she is, the story went national as soon as the disappearance was announced on the Monday. Onoy my opinion but I think if you were going to kidnap someone for ransom, you’d wait until the story broke...
I don’t think they’d “clear these things up” in a press conference. The police themselves seem satisfied that they know NG made it home, so the only reason for showing some kind of proof publicly would be to attempt to debunk online theories that are upsetting to an already-stressed family or an...
If they wanted to be seen or were trying to “stage a fake scene”, I think they would have just left the camera alone to record their presence/“fake kidnapping”, rather than disconnecting and removing it, which seems more like an attempt to remove video evidence.
JMO
I’m wondering if a possible explanation for one of the two cops at AG’s house leaving with a bag of groceries today could be that the family needed some supplies/toiletries/snacks but didn’t want to risk their privacy, and more importantly, their life safety, by either going to a physical store...
One out-there, totally implausible, but intriguing reason he might have been on a bus and still had the gun with him so long after the crime, was that he was trying to get to the real MR (the name on the fake ID, whose LinkedIn photo looks just like LM,) in New Jersey, to make a murder look like...
Maybe anticipating the online reaction of thousands of customers saying “How come you couldn’t pay for my deceased relative’s $50,000 (or whatever amount) life-saving surgery, but you can manage to put up $100,000 for this reward?”
They could even potentially already be putting up the money for...
It would have to be a more specific rule, like bike batteries not being allowed, otherwise there’d be no phones, laptops, cameras, tablets, portable power banks, any rechargeable devices basically, if it was a blanket ban on lithium batteries.
With the taxi image, I think, because we’re seeing a single still frame taken from a video camera, with the eyes permanently looking at us as we view the image online, it comes off as him staring at the camera, but I think it might be his split second of realisation of where the camera is and...
I think if the booking was made using a “home” address way outside of the “no locals allowed” area, say Atlanta or wherever, he’d feel pretty safe saying “I moved for work but I’m back in the NY/NJ visiting family for Thanksgiving, so figured I’d do some NYC sightseeing/photography at the same...
I don’t necessarily think this is what happened, just throwing a possibility out there, but the phone call could possibly have been to BT’s hotel, along the lines of “Hi, it’s Doug calling from the UHC security team. We’ve tried Mr Thompson’s cellphone but he must have kept it on silent and we...
I wonder if the security team were staying at the cheaper hotel with the other UHC staff, where the conference was taking place, and that a very short stroll from BT’s hotel to the Hilton, at such an early hour, was not deemed enough of a risk to go beyond “BT and the security team meet in the...
I don’t see how it makes a difference which exit BT left his hotel from, as the shooting was just when he was about to enter the other hotel, the Hilton, where the conference was taking place. The shooter had been loitering at the front of the Hilton since ~5:41am, so would have seen BT...
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