I'm not looking to get involved in any "back and forth"

- just wanted to make a general comment. All of us have--and are entitled to--our beliefs as to who is responsible for JB's murder.
I know the uncertainty of circumstantial evidence, but I also know that old saying, "If it looks like a duck..." With regard to the possible staging of the scene, it is not lost on me that "all the elements" of a scary, intruder-perpetrated crime are there. There are various "weapons" around (bat in yard, paint brush remnant, rope, flashlight, etc...clearly some directly related and others maybe not). There are multiple "mysterious" items the R's claim not to recognize as having been in their house before (Kleenex, Santa Bear, etc.) There's a note present with a motive. There's an entry/exit point (suitcase under open window right near the body).
So, if "all the elements" of this crime are there - plain as day...why are we still going round and round all these years later? If this was the way an intruder TRULY left the crime scene, all these things would be considered fact as to how it happened -- just without the "who." Does that make sense? On the surface, it
looks like something that
could have happened,
but it's funny that with so many "easy" clues left behind, not many seem to actually believe it. Wonder why?[/quote]
Not many? Hows the DA, the closest investigator LS, the GJ, and the media. Oh, and the FBI's last weigh-in was to help isolate and submit CODIS DNA of an unknown male intruder. BPD has had no non-IDI weigh-in at all lately.