I am curious about BT not surrounded by even at least one bodyguard due to telling his wife there were some people that had been threatening him. moo
I really like the law school theory.If I were the FBI, I would be spending some quality time in NJ, checking out the coincidences in this story:
1. Fake NJ ID
2. Bus he arrived on that starts in Atlanta also has it's next to the last stop in Newark, NJ
3. Rutger's Law School has the Delay, Deny, Defend book in it's law school curriculum ( the author was on Rutger's staff)
4. Exit timing on bus could also have returned to various points in NJ.
5. He is clearly comfortable and experienced staying in a hostel. He has done this before.
I just have the feeling that the perp is from the Northeast or Greater New York, New Jersey area. If New Jersey, he would likely have made trips into NYC as a student, and probably also stayed in a hostel, although maybe not that one. He was clearly comfortable with the situation in a hostel, and had planned to be as inconspicuous and as isolated as possible. I'm convinced he has stayed in hostels before. He has cash, but he is not spending lavishly. Outside of the weapon, not much more has been expensive, as far as we can say.
For some reason I thought they were Adidas Allbirds, can’t remember why.
They had been living apart for 18 months, marriage on rocks, am not convinced there was any day to day communication other than sorting out seeing the kids and when, doubt he would give her such information if it existedI am curious about BT not surrounded by even at least one bodyguard due to telling his wife there were some people that had been threatening him. moo
If it's a burner phone, he was probably careful about a) how he obtained it, b) what apps he used, c) what calls he made and d) how quickly and completely details could be wiped (or encrypted beforehand).
In that case, one remaining danger for him comes once the phone has been linked to him using cellular records from the providers and his known locations. Once that's done and they know the phone's ID (IMEI), he can be tracked if he ever turns that phone on again. There's the risk of DNA when he leaves the phone but if this phone they found is really his, it isn't the only item that offers possible DNA. He seems unconcerned about DNA and relatively unconcerned about other long-term findings but definitely doesn't want his location tracked.
Yeah there seems to be quite a few NJ links. Could be an intentional throw off but maybe not.If I were the FBI, I would be spending some quality time in NJ, checking out the coincidences in this story:
1. Fake NJ ID
2. Bus he arrived on that starts in Atlanta also has it's next to the last stop in Newark, NJ
3. Rutger's Law School has the Delay, Deny, Defend book in it's law school curriculum ( the author was on Rutger's staff)
4. Exit timing on bus could also have returned to various points in NJ.
5. He is clearly comfortable and experienced staying in a hostel. He has done this before.
I just have the feeling that the perp is from the Northeast or Greater New York, New Jersey area. If New Jersey, he would likely have made trips into NYC as a student, and probably also stayed in a hostel, although maybe not that one. He was clearly comfortable with the situation in a hostel, and had planned to be as inconspicuous and as isolated as possible. I'm convinced he has stayed in hostels before. He has cash, but he is not spending lavishly. Outside of the weapon, not much more has been expensive, as far as we can say.
The whole thing is full of what ifs. Him appearing to talk on a phone moments prior to the killing definitely can’t be brushed aside and considered to not “hold water”. To say that he was pretending to talk on the phone as a means to blend in and appear inconspicuous is as much a “what if” as anything else. We don’t now whether he was or wasn’t talking to an accomplice.As I said,no proof of an accomplice.
What ifs do not count, life is full of them. What if I didn’t cross the street before being run over, etc etc
If BT had left earlier, it would have happened elsewhere/bit later but this is a what if & doesn’t hold water.
And this person seemed very familiar with moving around NY.... also, how does a person from Atlanta get a fake ID from NJ.If I were the FBI, I would be spending some quality time in NJ, checking out the coincidences in this story:
1. Fake NJ ID
2. Bus he arrived on that starts in Atlanta also has it's next to the last stop in Newark, NJ
3. Rutger's Law School has the Delay, Deny, Defend book in it's law school curriculum ( the author was on Rutger's staff)
4. Exit timing on bus could also have returned to various points in NJ.
5. He is clearly comfortable and experienced staying in a hostel. He has done this before.
I just have the feeling that the perp is from the Northeast or Greater New York, New Jersey area. If New Jersey, he would likely have made trips into NYC as a student, and probably also stayed in a hostel, although maybe not that one. He was clearly comfortable with the situation in a hostel, and had planned to be as inconspicuous and as isolated as possible. I'm convinced he has stayed in hostels before. He has cash, but he is not spending lavishly. Outside of the weapon, not much more has been expensive, as far as we can say.
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It's political spin.This article is confusing - they say they have the name, but then there is this part:
“We don’t want to release that now,” the mayor said when asked if police have the killer’s name. “If you do, you are basically giving a tip to the person we are seeking and we do not want to give him an upper hand at all. Let him continue to believe he can hide behind the mask. We revealed his face. We’re going to reveal who he is and we’re going to bring him to justice.”
When I got a fake ID, I bought it Boston and it was for IdahoAnd this person seemed very familiar with moving around NY.... also, how does a person from Atlanta get a fake ID from NJ.
He also left the hostel and checked back in the next day with the fake NJ ID. So i believe that implies he used a different ID for the nights prior? Or somehow checked in without ID previously? I live in a smaller state and actually was not asked to show ID when I recently checked in somewhere, to my relief because I had left my wallet at home by accident. Maybe the hostel even gave him a pass at first without ID but after a few nights said he needed ID or they’d need to kick him out.And this person seemed very familiar with moving around NY.... also, how does a person from Atlanta get a fake ID from NJ.
I changed my birthdate by a year on my military (dependent's) ID. I used correct-tape and a typewriter. However, this was in 1973 and for drinking purposes only.Yeah there seems to be quite a few NJ links. Could be an intentional throw off but maybe not.
I'm not familiar with fake ID's least of all American fake ID's If an underage student was to get a fake ID for instance would they typically be made for the state you're getting it in?
Or a p*ssed off customer of his company decided to take matters into his own hands.Am 99% sure there are only 2 realistic possibilities
1) Someone in the company was worried BT would turn whistleblower over the insider trading so arranged to have him killed
2)BT fell out with/owed money to an organised crime gang like Russian mafia and paid the price
Thank you for this. I saw this article, and do appreciate it, but I’m still holding out for confirmation once they find it.LE believes it was a B&T Station Six - 9, not the VP-9
Assuming he just picked NJ for a fake ID state due to proximity to NY? And maybe would seem more “casually visiting the city” as opposed to looking like you traveled across the country or world to be there? Not sure.And this person seemed very familiar with moving around NY.... also, how does a person from Atlanta get a fake ID from NJ.