The existence of "brain matter" in the blood found in the car is pretty compelling evidence that EB was killed outside the vehicle. A strong male could use his fist to kill a petit woman like EB, but to hit her hard enough to break the skull and damage the brain, he would need a heavy object and room to swing it with considerable force. There just wouldn't be room in the confines of a Tercel. The amount of blood would suggest that she was immediately put back into the car where she probably died. Probably, the assailant feared someone would see what had happened.
For the Crown's theory to hold, it would have required RB to them drive to somewhere else in the park, where I would assume vehicle access was pretty well restricted to roadways and formal parking areas (is this correct, were there areas a car could drive into the woods where they wouldn't be seen?). He would then have to park along a roadway or parking area, in broad daylight, and move a dead, bloody, body into cover where it wouldn't be seen for two full days. He would then have to clean up and be back at the gym on very short order. I can't buy it. Had he killed her outside the car and just dragged her into the woods, maybe; that was prosecution theory but real forensic evidence would make that pretty much impossible.
I'm still a little confused about this EG#2 from the diary. Was he an "old ex-boyfriend" of EB? (I'm referring to the mention of the "olive-skinned" man RB saw in the timeline on post #433) Am I correct in assuming that he was not short, muscular and had collar length blond hair?
For the Crown's theory to hold, it would have required RB to them drive to somewhere else in the park, where I would assume vehicle access was pretty well restricted to roadways and formal parking areas (is this correct, were there areas a car could drive into the woods where they wouldn't be seen?). He would then have to park along a roadway or parking area, in broad daylight, and move a dead, bloody, body into cover where it wouldn't be seen for two full days. He would then have to clean up and be back at the gym on very short order. I can't buy it. Had he killed her outside the car and just dragged her into the woods, maybe; that was prosecution theory but real forensic evidence would make that pretty much impossible.
I'm still a little confused about this EG#2 from the diary. Was he an "old ex-boyfriend" of EB? (I'm referring to the mention of the "olive-skinned" man RB saw in the timeline on post #433) Am I correct in assuming that he was not short, muscular and had collar length blond hair?