Alohaj
Verified family member - Jason Thompson case
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I think that some of his statements were probably true, because that's what psychopath do. They put some truth in there, change the details and skew the information
What I've thought of as a possible scenario :
SC's car is indeed out in the Keanae area, just not on Hana highway, but on paraquat Bay Road. Fully equipped what he will need to do what he intends. Duct tape, Lyme, weapons,,etc. he has CS get out of the car to help him with his vehicle, while the dog stays in her vehicle. He kills her, but he is a bit sloppy about it because he figures it's a pretty remote area (And he's nervous or arrogant). He drives her vehicle back towards Haiku with the dog in it, dumping off her body and his bloody jeans on the way. ( remember, even though he thinks this dog is dumb, he loves dogs more than people so he probably didn't want the dog to be harLed). He gets to his house to drop off the dog, where he sees his grandfather (Alibi), and perhaps even Skype's with his current girlfriend ( reinforces alibi). He could have done all of this by 11 or 1130. For someone experienced on that road, they could get from the crime location back to his home in 30 minutes easy. Now he's dropped the dog off, he takes off the grill and other car parts that were missing, & he takes her vehicle which is full of evidence now, to Peahi and torches it.
Either that night or early the next morning, he somehow gets back to Paraquat BayRoad where his vehicle is, & drives to work. On Tuesday morning at 5:30 AM, he's questioned by the police, realizes that he needs to get rid of the dog and drives it out to Nahiku and just drops it off.
Why he leaves so much evidence behind I'm not sure, but in the court proceedings it was stated that he told the family he had already checked that road. He probably went down there, had a quick look to make sure nothing was obvious and figured there was no evidence to be easily found. He never planned that the family would go to such lengths to find her, and that her cell phone ping would put her in that location.
What I've thought of as a possible scenario :
SC's car is indeed out in the Keanae area, just not on Hana highway, but on paraquat Bay Road. Fully equipped what he will need to do what he intends. Duct tape, Lyme, weapons,,etc. he has CS get out of the car to help him with his vehicle, while the dog stays in her vehicle. He kills her, but he is a bit sloppy about it because he figures it's a pretty remote area (And he's nervous or arrogant). He drives her vehicle back towards Haiku with the dog in it, dumping off her body and his bloody jeans on the way. ( remember, even though he thinks this dog is dumb, he loves dogs more than people so he probably didn't want the dog to be harLed). He gets to his house to drop off the dog, where he sees his grandfather (Alibi), and perhaps even Skype's with his current girlfriend ( reinforces alibi). He could have done all of this by 11 or 1130. For someone experienced on that road, they could get from the crime location back to his home in 30 minutes easy. Now he's dropped the dog off, he takes off the grill and other car parts that were missing, & he takes her vehicle which is full of evidence now, to Peahi and torches it.
Either that night or early the next morning, he somehow gets back to Paraquat BayRoad where his vehicle is, & drives to work. On Tuesday morning at 5:30 AM, he's questioned by the police, realizes that he needs to get rid of the dog and drives it out to Nahiku and just drops it off.
Why he leaves so much evidence behind I'm not sure, but in the court proceedings it was stated that he told the family he had already checked that road. He probably went down there, had a quick look to make sure nothing was obvious and figured there was no evidence to be easily found. He never planned that the family would go to such lengths to find her, and that her cell phone ping would put her in that location.