Recent content by txsleuth70

Definitely negligent in failing to have him medically evaluated and treated, and criminally negligent, in my opinion, for medicating him with medication prescribed to her. Agreed she does not carry the same burden as dad does with providing the assault weapon. She's an almost 20 year criminal...

Mom needs to serve time for her inertia, too. How was she not also charged? No, she didn't supply the gun - but she was also fully aware of what direction Colt was headed into. She even fed his obsession by encouraging they watch the docudramas together. Sure she was a drug fiend with mental...

I read the school was supposed to have reported the searching for "how to murder my dad" situation to police, but did not do so. But yes, otherwise, it seems the school was active in trying to address Colt's issues. Dad has definitely earned jail time IMO.

So avoidant, detached with his head in the sand. Only HE KNEW, knew but chose to be inert because actually intervening would have taken too much energy. He's so easy to dislike.

Didn't say anything whatsoever about a dealer plate being on the vehicle. One can plainly see that it has a paper tag. Fraud is rampant with paper tags. A criminal wouldn't prioritize getting a metal plate onto a car. They would probably just slap another paper tag onto it. Then sell the car...

Wasn't that through the VIN only? And didn't show previous owners, only current dealership (call it dealership Y) who just sold it on the 13th (to call it buyer Z) ? Title has not had time to transfer to buyer Z yet, so dealer Y still shows as owner most likely. Carfax would show who had it...

Someone could run a Carfax and check. Used vehicles tend to show up again and be resold between dealers at several auctions until a retail sale is made on someone's lot so it's probably changed hands multiple times.

Possible evidence in the pool or drains, wanted it swept?

Said I didn't think it happened, but excuse me: People do dumb stuff all of the time.

If she SAW him she probably wouldn't have opened the door. But maybe he stood where she couldn't see him, only hear him? "Hey, Nancy. It's X, can you open the door, I broke down and my phone is dead. Can I borrow yours?" That isn't what happened IMO. But completely plausible. And lends credence...

Side note, what is bbm?🤪

dbm

It isn't even known WHAT he did yet...could just be the fake ransom email guy.

More likely, one of the detectives had an equipment cart on wheels for camera equipment, lighting, fingerprint kit, etc.

They would not have taken the time to do that. Have we ever seen a killer use a gurney in a home situation?