On page 3, catching up...again!!!
It was stated in one media release that JR's shirt was turned inside out during his walmart shoplifting spree. So he didn't get rid of that shirt until after he left Walmart. Left his shoes at Walmart. He stole underwear, but I don't know where his others are, or if he had any on.
Trying to figure out a meth's thinking is UGH UGH UGH! Heck, shoplifting MUST have been just second nature, because even during that meth high, after murdering a child, then burying her, his thought train went to shoplifting! See, I would have been either looking for clothing hanging on a clothesline, or going back to that 'friend's' place that he used as an alibi and getting some clothes, or heck, even going back to Tania's. Surely he owned more than one set of clothing! And washing machines do still exist... It's been stated he was homeless, yet he knew many folks. Why wait until this time to decide to shoplift shoes? He'd been wearing them with duct tape over a hole in the sole, so he obviously was in need of shoes before now. Nothing makes sense!!!
Now my thoughts from page one..
Items taken during a search don't mean they ARE evidence, only that they are POSSIBLY evidence. So we're still in a wait and see mode.
To my knowledge there are no panties outside my house, anywhere, but the rest of the things, I don't know that I find suspicious just yet. Police knew they were looking for anything related to a crime, Bella's murder, so that's what items they took. Anything that COULD be related. So I understand anything with bleach, brown stains, etc. would be important to want. YET, they all may be unrelated to the crime. I'm sure something stained with bleach, items in trash, etc WOULD be found at my home, and no crime has been committed here. Sure would look on me if a search warrant came through for whtaever reason though! I even have burned items of clothing in my burn pit. Bleached items are used for cleaning, mopping, etc. Old Tshirts work well for cleaning windows, for throwing in with an abandoned kitten/pup/piglet....
But suffice it to say, I seriously doubt cleaning, and raising abandoned animals were high on any of folks' list that lived in the home.
Again, just my thoughts, and opinions, and nothing more...