ok, BUT--if it was Monday morning, they had already determined SUNDAY there was a crime scene and called in homicide. I'll ask again---this person shows up at the door, there is blood on the ground in the doorway, did they call 911? Were they NOT alarmed by the site of the blood in the doorway? It just doesn't make sense.
If the sheriff's office wanted to dispel the sleuths from bringing this up over and over, why not come out and say, yes she was there, she noticed the blood, she called 911. But we are not hearing that. What we are hearing is she showed up AFTER it was determined to be a crime scene. Lastly, why was she allowed to walk up to the door AFTER it was determined to be a crime scene? Why wasn't the scene taped off.
Many on here have opinioned that a defense lawyer would have a field day with the contamination on this case because of how the SO's office handled this scene. THIS APS person who walked up on a crime scene is one of those things a defense lawyer would have a field day with.
I sure hope when this perp is caught---he is convicted and doesn't get off on a technicality like this. That would just break my heart if that happened and it would be such an injustice to NG and her family.