Lol. Not for one sec’ do I believe he trashed any items related to K’s disappearance. He knew he was being watched, moo
I think he found it funny that LE had to rummage thru garbage & bet he watched the video on his phone multiple times.
IMO, a complete set up. Especially bringing friends with him.
If he needed to dispose of trash, it’d leave town in a trailer.
JMO
Generally I would expect the accumulating trash over a period of weeks or even months to be placed on/in the trailer over time, as it accumulated, and then when the trailer is full or the schedule permits, a dump run is made. Regardless of whether anything damning was added to the trash, no doubt that the bulk of what was offloaded was innocuous trash, and I could definitely see him having a chuckle over LE having to paw through all his steak gristle and stinky dog food cans, etc.
The charge is that she was murdered during a robbery. The only things that are missing are Kelsey, her purse, and her phone (per her brother). This robbery charge seems like a back-up plan. If the first degree murder charged doesn't stick, but it can be proven that he moved her phone, then this charge covers death during the theft of the phone.
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Someone else posted this earlier today :
A robbery did not have to be completed. Attempted robbery fits the felony murder definition too. While her purse and phone were/are missing, I don't think it's a given that they are what the robbery refers to. Remember, as
@riolove77 pointed out, KB had to be aware of what was being taken in order for it to be robbery. So simply taking something after she was killed does not qualify.
I have wondered this myself. In watching many murder mysteries, and seeing how this was planned, I see three methods killers have used before, assuming he did not just carry the body from Kelsey's house to his pickup. (1) a large suitcase, (2) large plastic tub with a lid, (3) Robert Evans/Terry Rasmussen, used a 55 gallon empty barrel. Or, he could have used something else.
A wheeled trash can perhaps? That's something that no one would blink an eye at if they saw him loading into a truck. And it would ostensibly protect the truck from having direct contact with evidence...
Also, a thought about what might have been found at her home that caused them to conclude she was killed there -- I lean away from blood spatter because it seems unlikely it would have been overlooked during the first search. But in a situation of strangulation or asphyxiation, what if she (sorry, graphic) scraped her nails against the drywall as she tried to fight? If the paint was white, a few small scrapes on a wall wouldn't be very visible when the home was checked...
But then, what could they have found either at his place or at WM that told them to return and where to look? I didn't like the idea he dumped paint cans when first suggested, but am re-thinking that. It could have been just a few square feet that needed repainting, so no big odor concern. Hmm, maybe it was a little paint brush that was tossed, not a can. Or just a piece of sandpaper from trying to match the texturing.
Or maybe it was a vacuum bag or sweepings that he dumped, that included little curlings of paint scraped from the wall and fallen from her fingers... Could he have thought it was too small to be noticed?