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LE and FBI sometimes profile suspects. If they had profiled this suspect, I wonder if it might be a man in his 20s, 30s or 40s who is living with his mother. Nobody has ever reported such a thing, but I noticed that both men were living with a mother / MIL. JMO
C and his wife were living with MIL. Wife...
 
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It’s also a holiday. Possible it will get loaded tomorrow.
 
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Either he needs his head examined or he now knows something substantial that has lead him completely away from immediate family involvement. That is the only way to explain this about face.

I would say they know a lot more.

But agree it's been sloppy.

Crime scenes are strictly secured, usually taped off with barrier tape to create a perimeter, protecting fragile evidence from contamination and controlling access.

This has not been done.

The sheriff should be parking his car at the bottom as well

They have allowed people to walk freely on the property and touch things. contaminating the crime scene

And who we don't know could be casing out the place for information, etc

It's a wonder they haven't got a BBQ going !
 
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Maybe the sheriff's office hasn't fully released the DNA profile? JMO
You don’t expect them to announce to the public if they found a match, do you? They will only announce after they have caught the guy.
 
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sexual assault? say what?
Many sexual assault perpetrators target vulnerable individuals, with age as a more secondary factor (GSK had a large age range of victims)
 
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TY. I saw that but then googled same year style car and now don't see damage. jmo
I also didn’t see damage in NG’s car photo. Is there verification that there was damage? I seem to remember my old Subaru having a seam — for lack of a better word — in the same place as what I saw on that photo.
 
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Agree.

It wasn't a revenge killing, nor a random psychopathic murderer, nor an accident. Someone purposely wanted NG gone, and broke into her house to get her.

Who would benefit most from her death? Why would they benefit?
It can only be about money.

MOO.
These are interesting questions. Since it does seem unlikely that she is a victim of random violence, I think we have to consider all forms of non-random violence that haven't specifically been ruled out.

1) I don't think we have enough evidence yet to definitely say she wasn't the victim of some type of kidnapping. Either for money or some other benefit, like attention from someone.
2) She was abducted and killed because someone stands to profit in some way from her being gone. I have no idea how many people that list might include but, since we don't yet have a firm motive, I think we have to consider it.
3) Since she does get out and about, it's also possible that she's unknowingly come to the attention of someone who is mentally ill in some way and obsessed with her just for being her.

What am I missing?
 
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I found the DNA expert's story very interesting (around the 13 min mark)
I wasn't aware they cannot use the biggest ancestry databases to find a match.
I am very curious about the results of the DNA evidence of what they found at Nancy's house aswell as the glove.

Love CeCe. The part I think is important is her discussion on what population the perp DNA comes from. A family member of that profile would need to be interested in using their DNA to discover more about their genealogy and the means to do so. That person would then need to agree to upload to GED or Family tree, and also check the box for LE access. I know some that did that with ancestry.com results. There is that capability with the larger companies to upload to the smaller databases CeCe is discussing.
 
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I also didn’t see damage in NG’s car photo. Is there verification that there was damage? I seem to remember my old Subaru having a seam — for lack of a better word — in the same place as what I saw on that photo.
No verification that I know of.
 
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It’s an elected position, am I right about that?

I have wondered if they released them to see if they slipped up and lead them to her or where she is at?
I've thought the same thing. That FBI and LE released them because they didn't have enough rock solid evidence yet (waiting for DNA reports and Land Rover results).

And, I think LE has been releasing a fair amount of information that could make the perps increasing frightened, and LE and FBI would love for them to get really nervous and make a mistake.

And, I also think that they were waiting for DNA to come back from the property, the gloves and possibly something in the Land Rover. LE and FBI want very solid evidence to link them directly to the crime in order to get a conviction.

But that Friday night SWAT raid was serious. Enormous amount of vehicles and LE/FBI presence. In order to get a federal warrant, FBI have to present a lot of compelling evidence. Federal warrants are a big deal and there was a great deal of information in the warrant that led to the judge issuing the warrant. Don't think it was a mistake that they zeroed in on that man.

JMO
 
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C and his wife were living with MIL. Wife...
Yes, either mom/son or male female. There is family association in each raid
 
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LOL. Quit picking on Nanos.....we has to dance wit the ones who brung us............
 
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They’re getting hot
 

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Thanks. Looks like a minor fender bender to me, too. jmo
If she had a fender bender, AG would have worked with NG to get it fixed as soon as possible, I would think. Guessing that if she had a fender bender, it was recent. JMO
 
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These are interesting questions. Since it does seem unlikely that she is a victim of random violence, I think we have to consider all forms of non-random violence that haven't specifically been ruled out.

1) I don't think we have enough evidence yet to definitely say she wasn't the victim of some type of kidnapping. Either for money or some other benefit, like attention from someone.
2) She was abducted and killed because someone stands to profit in some way from her being gone. I have no idea how many people that list might include but, since we don't yet have a firm motive, I think we have to consider it.
3) Since she does get out and about, it's also possible that she's unknowingly come to the attention of someone who is mentally ill in some way and obsessed with her just for being her.

What am I missing?
I guess this would fit in with #2:

Someone who worked for her that had committed some kind of fraud that she was going to report, and felt they had to silence her.
 
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It would be interesting if it started off as a burglary. They thought she wouldn’t be home. She was, and they took her in her own car to empty out her bank account. Was the garage door opened after she was dropped off at all? I wonder if LE theorized that she was taken away in her own vehicle and that’s why they took it in for processing.
This hasn't been my speculation. However, LE would be remiss if they didn't check the local pawn shops in case the Perp grabbed a few things while he was there. Money and prescription drugs are always their favorites, as well as electronics and jewelry. In all of this horrible turmoil, the family may not have noticed certain things missing. Videos from the pawn shops should be reviewed - I hope they have been

Amateur opinion and speculation
 
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TY. I saw that but then googled same year style car and now don't see damage. jmo
In the Subaru photos that I posted previously, there appears to be damage to the front bumper and to the right front fender.

JMO
 
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Brian Entin was just on NewsNation with new info.

FBI has been going around to gun stores last couple of days with 40 names and 40 pictures asking for info.
 
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If she had a fender bender, AG would have worked with NG to get it fixed as soon as possible, I would think. Guessing that if she had a fender bender, it was recent. JMO
BBM. And that might answer the question of why she was using an uber to get to her daughter's for dinner. Maybe she realized it was time to give up the keys.

Amateur opinion and speculation
 
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