He lived there for about 2 years, so there was time to design a stunning environment around the pompous house, IMO. Certainly he had some illegal (or even legal) workers on his hand for help, not to mention the machines/tools. IMO
@MassGuy sbm bbm Agreeing w you, splitting marital prop could be a big issue for him, but, also -
Yes. Videoing yhat and maybe having BM not do anything meaayningfuk may h
Which makes it murder for financial gain.Money. His, Hers, Theirs?
@MassGuy sbm bbm Agreeing w you, splitting marital prop could be a big issue for him, but, also -
"Being forced to split marital assets and being denied ownership of any portion of SM's sole property
could have significantly impacted the lifestyle that BM had become accustomed."
^ could be a much, much, much bigger issue, so ^ FIFY^
Admittedly we/gen public do not know $ amts. in each category - marital property, BM's sole prop, SM's sole prop. BM may be particularly outraged if her prop value exceeds pocket change, esp'ly since her prop is not (? ETA: may not be) subject to division on divorce. Possibly, SM's sole prop value is much greater than their marital prop. my2cts.
Thanks for all these photos, @NoSI. It really helps give us a good perspective of what searchers are up against and the wealth of available disposal spots for anyone looking to hide something.
Ohhhh and that color blindness can be devastating. My ex-husband was color blind and if we were going to something formal (wedding for example), I'd better be laying his clothes out for him because if I didn't, he would look sometimes like he was dressed to be a clown in the circus!And, to further complicate colour recognition, 8% of the male population are colour deficient!.
It's true that you can't send a cadaver dog over a cliff, but smells waft upwards and, if the dogs had been led along the sides of the dropoffs in Monarch Pass, there's a good chance they would have smelled a body. But as everyone has pointed out, it's an impossibly large area to search.Wow this photo really gave me the chills...they all did! Thanks for sharing your photos of Monarch Pass and point taken! Another reason I think this was a rage killing...there are so many places & ways to kill someone in the great outdoors in Colorado. Why would BM go to all the trouble of killing her at home and then have to clean up the crime scene and dispose of a body when he could just go for a hike “to make the wife happy” and shove her off a cliff? Wouldn’t that steep drop off be enough to kill you? How did LE even search here? You can’t send a cadaver dog over a cliff. Maybe a drone? Was Monarch Pass searched extensively during AM’s search? I wonder how they handled this terrain? It makes me so sad to think of Suzanne’s mortal remains out there in the cold & snow. I am losing hope that she will ever be found without a confession.
Thank you for sharing your photos! To me, that is beautiful scenery, but due to the circumstances, it is very eerie. I hope they find her one day & bring her home to her family that loves & cares for her.
I know what you mean! Of three sons, two are colour blind. That gene passed through me from my father who was also colour blind. The youngest, who is not, bought the oldest a pair of glasses to correct the deficiency earlier this year on his first visit to California. He actually cried when he put them on. He said it was the most incredible thing he ever experienced in his life. All summer he was looking forward to our beautiful Fall here in Ontario!
I had some time, so I googled in an effort to be useful!
I'd imagine it's the first thing they did.
