Must have found something.
Must have found something.
Thanks!They were in the neighborhood but I don’t think they were at the house.
What do you make of that?This is why I thought it was weird they turned over the house so soon.
It’s very common for law enforcement to return to a scene like this after gathering more information (lab results, tips, etc).
Assuming of course they plan to enter the house.
first I think, I haven't heard about any others today IIRCIsn’t this the second search today or am I confused?
Hoping that the Sheriff is prepped adequately for all of the questions that are going to be thrown at him tomorrow.
Oh my.Must have found something.
Glad that they brought a dog!Must have found something.
Presumably, if the video footage showed the perpetrator(s), the case would essentially be solved and there would be an arrest already. Although since NG hasn't been located and could possibly be alive, I suppose there could be reasons to sit on the information for a short time. Unfortunately, I fear that the longer this goes on, the less likely there will be a favorable outcome.IIRC the sheriff stated at the PC yesterday that they were still waiting for the company to send them the footage. Hopefully by now they've been able to review the footage, although whether LE discloses their findings might depend on the stage their investigation is in.
I must have seen pics from a different search. Had the grandkids today.first I think, I haven't heard about any others today IIRC
As far as the location of the blood, I've thought that perhaps if there are two doors there, inner and outer, the abductor was holding on to her while they shut the door, inner, behind them. The blood drops are SO close to the door it appeared 'not right' for someone to be standing right 'on top' of the door . IMOThe picture of the blood splattering and drops bother me; and, what appears to be a couple of stems of flowers. I would pick flowers along my walkway into my home even if it’s just a few.
It’s almost as if she was hit/pushed entering the home, stretched her arms out to brace for the fall and left the flowers. While trying to stand the blood droplets began appearing.
I tried imagining it as if she was exiting the home, but the position of the flower stems does not make sense, nor does the blood splatter.
Is this type of flower along the pathway into her home?
Same!I wonder if someone is talking. This is terrible for the family
Yes, I thought someone might not think "unpopulated" is accurate. Just aren't a lot of homes in that neighborhood per the videos. Homes on 1 acre or larger plots it seem. Very spread out.I lived in Tucson for years and have children that live there now, so I'm confused by the mentions of being rural and unpopulated.
Catalina Foothills is a suburb of the Tucson metropolitan area. I wouldn't consider it unpopulated, it's merely an upscale neighborhood at the base of the mountains with large desert lots, larger homes, and suburban. It's close to trails, resorts, golf, etc.
It's merely 7 miles from the University of Arizona which has 50,000 students.
Wow, they've definitely had some type of breakthrough.
Banfield claimed she has two sources: two detectives on the case. If she made it up, that's on her. If the detectives intentionally gave her false or misleading info, that's on themI'm sorry, you don't just get a pass if you are her and you come out with this info and it ends up being completely wrong. Journalistic integrity and accountability have to mean something. No one else has come out with similar info, why is that?