It doesn’t resemble the southern cross, due to the angle it hangs from it looks far more like the Pleiades, which is in the Taurus constellation.Additional research is proving the same mat is available at WalMart so it does not appear to be exclusive to the Physical Therapy business. It was the first that appeared on reverse image.
Something interesting that popped up in my research on both the tattoo and the symbols on the mat referenced Latvian culture. I just don’t think the mat is a specialty and most likely mass produced.
Lotus Printed 5mm Yoga Mat - Walmart.com
Buy Lotus Printed 5mm Yoga Mat at Walmart.comwww.walmart.com
Not sure why the link says robot or human but it’s the link to the mat for sale at WalMart.
Also, according to ChatGPT, see the following analysis on the necklace. It most resembles the constellation Crux, aka the Southern Cross as described below.
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Chat GPT is full of BS, the Southern Cross is the most recognisable constellation in the southern hemisphere sky, and that is nothing like it.Additional research is proving the same mat is available at WalMart so it does not appear to be exclusive to the Physical Therapy business. It was the first that appeared on reverse image.
Something interesting that popped up in my research on both the tattoo and the symbols on the mat referenced Latvian culture. I just don’t think the mat is a specialty and most likely mass produced.
Lotus Printed 5mm Yoga Mat - Walmart.com
Buy Lotus Printed 5mm Yoga Mat at Walmart.comwww.walmart.com
Not sure why the link says robot or human but it’s the link to the mat for sale at WalMart.
Also, according to ChatGPT, see the following analysis on the necklace. It most resembles the constellation Crux, aka the Southern Cross as described below.
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What an interesting case…with his background, I am surprised he would even report his finding. Moo.Cape man who discovered woman's remains at Belleplain forest charged with obstruction | Breaking AC
State Police are still trying to identify the woman, releasing photos of her tattoos along with items found at the scene.
Interesting. Thank you very much.Cape man who discovered woman's remains at Belleplain forest charged with obstruction | Breaking AC
State Police are still trying to identify the woman, releasing photos of her tattoos along with items found at the scene.
Quite a bit more in the article.
Cape man who discovered woman's remains at Belleplain forest charged with obstruction | Breaking AC
State Police are still trying to identify the woman, releasing photos of her tattoos along with items found at the scene.
Quite a bit more in the article.
bolding emphasis mine, I just wanted to comment that, yeah, Chat GPT is a nonsense machine that pulls from the internet at large and is prone to what I believe are called "hallucinations," where it starts making facts up from half-understood forum posts. I don't want to shame anyone since the technology is advertised as some sort of new problem-solving space-age technology, but it absolutely just yanks what it can from web results. There are plenty of examples of ChatGPT and similar programs instructing people to poison themselves and etc over basic questions.
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Definitely an odd twist in the case. Gut reaction is he's not related to the body in the refrigerator but evidence of other crimes on his phone given his reticence in turning over the phone.
And here's why:
this. Although, this guy doesn't look like the hiking, nature enthusiast type so it makes me wonder what he was doing in the forest to begin with. My first thought was his phone contains evidence of CSAM. At first I wondered if he was concerned his phone would provide info about the victim or his locations that might lead back to identifying the victim but LE could get that with a warrant and don't need his physical phone to do that. So now I am thinking it is images on the phone
It shouldn't have been asked for, and the warrant not granted, if they didn't suspect that he was involved. Then again, this is Jersey; we've got the most corrupt and intrusive state government in the country (except MAYBE Illinois). The article mentions that he's barred from entering Belleplain State Forest, but that's because it's still a crime scene (the whole park?). If everyone's barred from entering, they might not suspect that he's involved; if only he is, it's more likely. It's certainly reasonably to not want to give cops your phone, and shouldn't have been considered suspicious.
this. Although, this guy doesn't look like the hiking, nature enthusiast type so it makes me wonder what he was doing in the forest to begin with. My first thought was his phone contains evidence of CSAM. At first I wondered if he was concerned his phone would provide info about the victim or his locations that might lead back to identifying the victim but LE could get that with a warrant and don't need his physical phone to do that. So now I am thinking it is images on the phone
The one I linked above is from 2003 and not behind a paywall. I wouldn't let the cops have my phone, either, without a warrant; it's nothing a rational person wouldn't do, just like refusing a polygraph. I don't even like my wife going through my phone (and I have no interest in going through hers).
Eliminating him is fine, just get a warrant first. They wouldn't have tried skipping that step if he had a lawyer with him at the police station.
