southernyankee
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It is only my opinion, but I believe that the chatter on social media just before and immediately after contains the most truthful information. There has been a sense of security in this town for a long time now. People have literally been getting away with murder so why think this time would be any different. Chatter doesn't happen on the streets anymore. It happens online.
Ahhh!! Thisthisthis. I agree - for the most part. I don't know that "chatter on the streets" or online will pick back up again necessarily, not so long as the FBI is in town + on this...
...let's really hope so. And let's be patient about insisting on any public details so soon on the autopsy. It's bad enough that so many things seem to have been handled less than carefully from the start (the crime scene, the he said/she said as to Jessica's condition, etc.) that if key details are kept entirely locked down til an arrest, all the better. I'm as painfully, to-a-fault curious as anyone, but would rather see the real perp(s) nailed in an airtight way first."Unless there is some forensic evidence to link to those responsible..."