Not sure how you would know that there are many cases that the perpetrator is known but that there isn't enough evidence. Do you have a particular case(s) in mind?
When did they get that dog? I mean "friendly" broken up couples don't necessarily get a dog "together". JMO
Thank you for this careful and sensitive interpretation of human emotions as a factor in behavior. It makes perfect sense.
Respectfully, in this country, people cannot be locked up based on "the slightest suspicion" that they committed a crime. There must be real evidence shown before a probable cause warrant can be issued, and while I think LE would probably do all in their power to keep tabs on someone they deemed suspicious, they are not going to arrest someone before they have built a strong enough case against them to feel confident that they can get a conviction. You only get one chance to try someone for murder. You don't get a Mulligan if you "oops" the first time. JMO
Keep in mind MPD first stated this was a targeted killing and there was no danger to the community. they walked that back publicly after an outcry from the public, but who knows what they are still thinking privately. As I said we have no way of knowing what the police know and why they have not yet made an arrest.
I mainly remember cases where family members, partners or acquaintances were involved as suspects. In the Moscow case this could apply if LE has a known suspect from the victims' circle.
Imo, that isn't tires screeching. But I am not sure what it is. The way no one reacts makes me think it wasn't a scream.
MOO -I agree with you as well…and believe the “FU Mister” was more of a “kiss-off mister” than anything else. No major reaction from that exchange occurred. Also, I agree with the hot food scenario. Hot food ready, car pulls up…off they go to 1122. Who wants COLD spaghetti carbonara? Nope. Nothing to see here.
Here's hoping you get better and get a handle on this case. Once into it the possibilities are endless but very tragic in that 4 young kids lost their lives. That is four different families left with almost insurmountable grief. Plus these kids had very bright futures after college. Who knows how they may have changed the world for the better for all of us.
Great perspective.
Yes! Agreed. The purported police “bodycamscream” audio thing while ticketing underage drinkers is simply “beating a dead horse” IMOO. If in fact it is a scream at all. LE has not linked it, in any manner, to what occurred at 1122 king road.
I don't see why medical knowledge would be necessary. Everyone knows where a person's heart and lungs are. If you want to kill someone with a knife, you know where to stab.
I think the same final sentiment, whenever I read of a young life cut down senselessly. Four of them? Still difficult to fathom or wrap a logical brain around. We must be in the upside down. JMOO
And all of the victims were apparently stabbed multiple times, according to the coroner.
Not to mention, the coroners office hasn’t released any documents which reflect or comment upon the victim’s stab wounds, how many were found on each, or more precisely “where” any of the deadly ones struck. Until that time, it’s safe to say we are all pretty much sitting in the dark. JMOO
Were there ever any police commentary/reports of blood on the surviving roommate’s door handles where it would show the possibility that the killer could have tried to open their doors or bloody footprints on the first floor that did not match the roommate's or their ‘friends’ they called over before calling the police, or any evidence that the killer went to the first floor? I recall news of the front door being left open for hours with speculation that the killer fled through the front door, but I do not remember reading with that information if blood was found. Also, it seems probable that blood from the second and third floors could have been accidentally tracked to the first floor during the hectic period of trying to get M, K, E, and X to respond.
