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Yes. but that's not enough. They questioned many in the neighborhood, but didn't get a warrant. A
warrant is a search and seizure, and so rules would apply. Here's an example of what some feel is an over broad warrant in this case as an example:
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30 news groups ask Idaho Supreme Court to reject gag order
The coalition of news organizations contends the gag order violates the right to free speech by prohibiting it from happening in the first place.www.ktvb.com
I'm not saying that there's not legit reason to question DD drivers. I am saying that without reason, a warrant requesting all of that detail for all of that time for all of those drivers appears to fall into the overly broad category. imo jmo ime. Google and other tech have fought warrants on the same premise - requesting data for all gogglers in a geographic area is overly broad. it's the same reason that you can't just grab everything in a room or search all parts of the house and land if you don't have reason to do so. so 11 months, my question is what about DD makes that reasonable? idk the answer, but I know there's a question. jmo imo ime.
also, I'll add this: if I'm DD or a judge, I'd really double down and want to know why esp since the DD driver on the night of the murder was cleared and there appears to be no DD connection to the murders other than the appearance of that one driver. AND this was after LE had IDd BK, so really... Warrants aren't for fun or just to clear questions. Thank goodness for all of us on that.
Yes, it's definitely bizarre. The more I hear of this case, the more I wonder who else was involved, even if BK was the only one responsible/involved in the murders. This doesn't seem to be just a case of infatuation/stalking/post-rejection narcissistic injury. MOO.