CO CO - Kelsey Berreth, 29, Woodland Park, Teller County, 22 Nov 2018 - #12 *ARREST*

[mistivon]

Tia Sharp was in the attic for 8 days.
Annie Le in the wall for 5.

We are almost to 30.

 

[Jupiter05]

That was my first thought but after a month...well not to be graphic but even if she's encased in a wall or something...wouldn't they know as soon as they walked in? (Sorry)

I would absolutely think so......the smell alone.

 

[oviedo]

Peter Thomas 8Ball says: Blood splatter on the walls/ceiling. Luminol showed up last night!

Oh no

 

[Gunslinging Granny]

Peter Thomas 8Ball says: Blood splatter on the walls/ceiling. Luminol showed up last night!

Who is Peter Thomas? tia

 

[MassGuy]

I thought about Annie Le right away. Do you remember how long she was in there? I forgot.

Close to 5 days.

 

[MassGuy]

Who is Peter Thomas?

The late Forensic Files narrator.

 

[SharonNeedles]

I have an open mind, lol. I didn't even say he was guilty in my post. I am saying that the path that law enforcement is going down right now is staring us in the face- not third party. There is no guess work in that, you just follow their lead. PF search warrant. Truck seized, follow up search warrant. dump trip and police follow up and pick up something. KB's house re-searched, Then followup search again at KB's. Now being processed by FBI crime vehicle. All within a short period of time. The reality is i would love for it to be someone else-so little K has a father, so his mom isn't devastated. So its not another example of the when a women is most at risk for being murdered- when she breaks up with someone. So if there is any indication or whiff of credible info that it is a third party, I'm open to it. But the police are pointing us to the outcome.

You know what else is staring us right in the face? That the investigators turned his whole world inside out and didn’t arrest him.

 

[BRRI]

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Hmm kind of looks like the size of cabinet doors a bit, no?

 

[heartgoesout]

What the what is going on?! Marking spot.

 

[distracted]

I thought about Annie Le right away. Do you remember how long she was in there? I forgot.

Days. She was my first thought as well.

 

[allboys]

I highly, highly, doubt that.

Decomposition leaves an unmistakable odor, one that would have been noticed long before now.

They wouldn’t even need dogs.

I now think her body was there, as she was killed there.

She ain’t there now though.

I’ve been trying to think back to why I’ve always had the gut feeling she died in her home. I think one of the biggest reasons is because PF said he last saw KB at her home. Well, I guess that part was true (if it’s found she died there).

 

[CuriousMaine]

Gas fireplace according to zillow.

I think there is might be another heating system. Mortgage companies (that bundle/sell in the secondary markets) typically require the whole house (each room) have heat source in cold climates. IDK though. Could be blowers or air circulators coming from the fireplace I guess.

 

[Bill Carson]

For those of you saying that the focus on KB’s house may mean this is about a third party—another perp, what leads you to lean that way?

I have formed a hunch based upon information from sources that we are not permitted to discuss here. Sorry.



Oh also, it may be a generational thing---when the crime dramas you watched as a kid included Perry Mason and Matlock, you might have a tendency to believe that the most obvious suspect is usually innocent. If you preferred Dragnet or Law and Order SVU, then you might tend to believe that the usual suspect is nearly always guilty. But that's a theory for another day. MOO, of course.

 

[esayer]

Who is Peter Thomas? tia

The dude who narrates Forensic Files lol.

 

[zecats]

Maybe in the wall between the two homes? I’d assume there is usually metal or cinderblock in between the two homes to omit noise and fire hazards

Would something like that block smell? A neighbor shares that wall with Kelsey.

There was a case recently where the dad was found buried under the basement. On Long Island. Cement floor there too. Would block any smell?

 

[MassGuy]

I’ve been trying to think back to why I’ve always had the gut feeling she died in her home. I think one of the biggest reasons is because PF said he last saw KB at her home. Well, I guess that part was true (if it’s found she died there).

Yeah. I discounted it initially.

In fact, I was strongly against that theory.

Not anymore...

 

[Jessthinkin]

do you have a link for this? I've been looking with ZERO luck. Thank you!!

This is the article I mentioned earlier: (cadaver dogs/recency of death/exposure time):
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/the-csi-death-dogs-sniffing-out-the-truth-behind-the-crime-scene-canines-835047.html:

 

[alucardsdream]

You know what else is staring us right in the face? That the investigators turned his whole world inside out and didn’t arrest him.

They didn't arrest Scott Peterson for over three months. They arrested him the day DNA confirmed they had found Laci and her baby. Not saying PF definitely did it, but not being arrested yet doesn't mean too much.

 

[EmilyVan]

Hmm kind of looks like the size of cabinet doors a bit, no?

that's what I thought too. a door of some sort. made even closet.

 

[distracted]

Everything they've taken is square and flat so I'm thinking it's flooring or drywall pieces. I think they're getting close to solving this.