kittythehare
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Hiding a body does not mean moving a body.According to Colorado law, "a person commits tampering with a deceased human body if, believing that an official proceeding is pending, in progress, or about to be instituted and acting without legal right or authority, the person willfully destroys, mutilates, conceals, removes,or alters a human body,part of a human body,or human remains with intent to impair its or their appearance or availability in the official proceedings.
Letecia Stauch chooses not to fight extradition to Colorado on first-degree murder charges
So this charge doesn't necessarily mean she moved the body from the intial crime site.
But only that she's hidden the body...?
At this stage I'm beginning to believe his body is irretrievable.
It is possible he will never be found and that LE knows
this already.
If that was not the case, the public search parties would still be active.
Flashback to the first presser, LE confirmed , in response to a question from a journalist. that they had been in contact with landfill.
My biggest interest was in searching for him and finding him alive but if not alive, then dead and hopefully intact.
If he is in a landfill site he will not be coming home.
No body does not mean no prosecution or no conviction. Her internet searches, if her devices can be found will go a long way towards providing that necessary circumstantial evidence.
The rest will be a mere macabre spectacle of a cornered rat attacking all and sundry, a horror movie, in other words.
It is likely most of the evidence they have is that which they obtained from the family home, evidence of torture and abuse.
His little sister will be interviewed with the assistance of highly qualified personnel, play therapists and the like and they will present their findings and conclusions. It is likely that testimony will be about evidence of abuse in the family home.
Realistically an autopsy 5 or 6 weeks post mortem will be inconclusive.
even if his remains are located now, they are unlikely to tell a conclusive tale unless bones are recovered which can tell a story of gunshot splinters etc.
For the last several weeks I think it's more likely the searches were centered around finding evidence from a criminal than a body.
If she researched this in advance, her chief objective would have to have been finding a location or methodology that would disappear him forever.
In that she appears to have been successful.