Quote from Alex's mother JC:
JC: "
And it’s, it was hard to hear about Alex, from the police. We didn’t know he’d gotten married, we didn’t know he’d moved back to Arizona, that was very hard."
She doesn't say to hear about Alex's
passing, but I can't think what else she would be referring to. Can anyone answer the question why JC would be notified he had died by the police?
Is it possible that the notification wasn't so much a standard notification to next of kin after a death, but was part of the investigation into his death, and his crimes?
I would love to know when that was.
Actually thinking about it, perhaps that's why she phrased it that way. They may have deemed it a suspicious death because of Tammy's exhumation and the missing children, and all the police investigations starting to join up. The FBI were already involved with IP and MBP, and MG. So perhaps police had questions for them about any people who might have wanted to harm him, about any communications from him, or possessions (weapons, electronic devices) or vehicles he had stored at their home. If they did ask them about known threats I would love to know what their answers were at that time.
Quote from MG:
“
The bishop called and said, ‘Why are there cop cars around Zulema’s house?’ … He calls me back and said, ‘He died,'” Gibb says. “That completely threw me. … I had many different ideas. I thought, ‘Did he kill himself? … Or maybe somebody could have tried to kill him?’ I just really did not know. I was guessing all over the place.”
Part 3: Melanie Gibb discusses mysterious deaths, an earthquake, confronting Chad and Lori and her message for them now | East Idaho News
I'm not sure if police would have coordinated a response to include contacting his parents the same day as his death, before his autopsy even. I'm just wondering why ZP, MBP and Lori didn't notify JC.
Do JC and Summer not wonder why Lori and MBP didn't tell them Alex had died?
None of them thought Alex had been murdered by the nasty people threatening Lori for Charles' death? Knock me over with a feather.
MOO