Do we think it took intelligence to put together everything about the taking of NG? It seems well-planned, well-thought out. The neighborhood? The time of day? The suspects look? The vehicle? Just thinking about where Tucson intelligence might reside. There's the University of Arizona. There's...
Anything the sheriff says appears to be either incorrect or made w/o thinking of implications. Then, too, the Rio Rico attemped arrest was so far off the mark. This man is paid to perform a job, which is he having difficulty doing.
Sheriff stated he has knowledge of why. Doubtful IMO. He has...
On another note brain fog in elderly (and young children) can develop after the use of anesthesia. Not permanent, just inconvenient. I had this for over a week, could not remember names of simple items or words to convey my thoughts.
The sheriff’s office says they issued a Silver Alert because McCasland had once reported being in a “mental fog.” However, investigators don’t believe he was cognitively impaired and say he was in good health.
“There’s no indication, and we are not putting forward that Mr. McCasland was...
DNA is not exact, although everyone seems to think it is. Poor crime scene management or inadequate equipment sanitation can introduce external DNA, and it sure seems this fits the NG case. Its reliability depends on the quality of the science, how the samples are handled, and how the results...
The neighborhood appeared very safe. It may have been suggested to NG that she move to an apartment, but why would she do so? NG had for years lived in her home with nothing like this remotely considered..
My husband and I have several times drivenly elderly home from an event. We allowed them to exit the vehicle, watch them go into their house, but we have never walked them to their door. In a way it's a bit condescending to do so.
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