The way I understand, he had to enter the check information into the QB program in order to print the check. Once the check was printed, he then deleted it from the QB register, essentially making it appear those checks were never written.
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The way I understand, he had to enter the check information into the QB program in order to print the check. Once the check was printed, he then deleted it from the QB register, essentially making it appear those checks were never written.
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I'm thinking, he probably observed JM do it many times, as they were around each other so much.
Jumping off of your post, but there were more before your's...
When would he have taken them there? That night?
Good question. But what if he whacked them on the head to knock them out then took them elsewhere to finish the deal? Seems he was only there for an hour maybe?Enough to subdue them and take them elsewhere? Based on the sage posters here it doesn't seem to matter where it happened? Just that it happened.
That's interesting and I have never read that before, do you have a link or something?
I have done a lot of reading about VM's, since the same happened in the Avery Case, VM's were deleted. In that case though, the brother of the victim admits to listening to her VM's, but didn't think he deleted any.
Was Chase's car ever checked for blood evidence? The Trooper?
Bashing 4 people's heads in with a portable sledgehammer and (as State says) transport them from either the house to the gravesite or from the house to the border to the gravesite WITHOUT LEAVING A SINGLE TINY DROP OF BLOOD???
He's getting off. I would have a stroke if he was found guilty with zero evidence. If I was Chase; I would sue the State of California for false imprisonment. There was nothing proven in this case and no offense to everyone but everything bought up during the trial is in the archives of this website. They pretty much just summed up that out of all of the grifters involved Chase was the easiest to convict. Most likely the Sheriff wanted to get reappointed and felt like making a bust in that case would help his re-election?
Bashing 4 people's heads in with a portable sledgehammer and (as State says) transport them from either the house to the gravesite or from the house to the border to the gravesite WITHOUT LEAVING A SINGLE TINY DROP OF BLOOD???
He's getting off. I would have a stroke if he was found guilty with zero evidence. If I was Chase; I would sue the State of California for false imprisonment. There was nothing proven in this case and no offense to everyone but everything bought up during the trial is in the archives of this website. They pretty much just summed up that out of all of the grifters involved Chase was the easiest to convict. Most likely the Sheriff wanted to get reappointed and felt like making a bust in that case would help his re-election?
I am thinking it must have been, Missy. MOO. He subdued them and took them elsewhere. Seems logical but what do I know?
Can you tell me who's testimony that comes from? I'll look it up, but I am pretty sure it was more than that. IIRC I did see some on his records and they were just under a minute, I will say JMO until I can find them. You are correct though, his VM's are non-existent, but so were all VM's prior to the 15th or possibly the 19th (whenever the media first started reporting on it, no later than the 19th)
I don't think the length of the call would have been long enough. After I catch up and have a coffee I will see if I can find them.
What is he James Bond? And even if he took them somewhere else to "finish the deal" I would assume the initial wacks to the human skull would leave at least trace amount's of blood that could be recovered forever..
Are you implying he perfectly "swung" at them and caught every single one of them off guard? Possible, but what about the whole "they wound up in a shallow grave in the desert and Joseph looked to be tortured before his death."
This guy must be the most tactical, stealthy, elite criminal I've ever seen. So I guess he woke them up after the first "Whacks" dragged them to the grave.. held Joseph while he raped the wife?
The State presented the worst prosecution in California history.
Yes, I believe he cashed that cheque the next day.
Think of it as a cheque book.... he writes it into the chequebook ledger, writes the cheque (prints it from QB's), then goes back and erases the entry into the ledger.
AFAIK they still have the Trooper? His truck was checked, but only after the bodies were found. No, no traces of blood. BUT it was 4 years later.
I do agree with the lack of evidence in the house seems to maybe indicate it didn't happen there. I have always thought they went out or were lured out somehow. jmo
I'm thinking of taking the bodies to VV...
I do think that they were killed elsewhere though. I just don't know where! And I can't figure out where the Trooper would have been for 4 days.
So...what’s the system of accounting where you write checks, cash them, and delete them from the register? Rather unconventional, I think? Makes it hard to do the electronic equivalent of balancing your checkbook?
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Kelsey Berreth was savagely murdered, by her psycho, girly-man, user boyfriend, with a baseball bat. His Rodeo Drama Queen girlfriend cleaned up almost all of the blood. LE didn't notice a thing, until her parents pointed some spots out, to them.
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They’re not supposed to be deleted. That is Merritt’s special brand of accounting.
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