I imagine the family might be grateful for the lack of cctv and court footage being shared with the public—why give the pathetic lowlife who murdered their loved one any publicity? Harsh though it sounds, and IMO only, about the only thing the murderer deserves is to rot in prison and die in obscurity.
True.
Your question is a good one, and it prompted me to look back at page 6 of this thread, where some hypotheses were floated (her murderer forced her up there, perhaps by threatening her with a weapon, or used a ruse, like being a maintenance worker who needed a resident’s assistance to access equipment on the roof, to dupe her into going up there, or maybe she was moved there post-mortem). I don’t know if there has been any publicly-reported answer, though.
