Found Deceased OH - Bryon Macron, 45, Lafayette Township, 15 Dec 2016

[evilwise]

I agree on everything you pointed out and am curious if they'll ever release the photos from the offices. When blood or any bodily fluids are removed from an area I know that that is considered hazardous material. Who or what service would be available at the drop of a hat to clean the building within 24 hours, especially around the holidays? Not to mention the case was still open with nothing but speculation regarding Macron's whereabouts. Is the service used to clean the building and the receipts public record? Can a lawyer reach out to the people that cleaned the building and get an eyewitness account of what it actually looked like? There seems to be some disagreement in statements regarding the amount of blood. One report said a lot and another said very little. They also said the truck was located using OnStar, but they didn't contact the cell phone companies for any information that "pinged" off the surrounding towers between the hours that we know Macron went missing? This to me would be detective protocol 101 and any person with half a clue would immediately take these steps. Another thing that is odd is why would Centner address the media on an active investigation into the disappearance of a local elected official? That seems pretty serious to me and not some minor drug bust at a local home. Wouldn't that be the responsibility of Sheriff Miller? Sounds like he has some control issues in his department and needs to get a set of huevos and get a handle on his boys.

A big part of running the kind of business that will clean up a violent death scene is probably being able to do it immediately.

 

[JRamirez]

A big part of running the kind of business that will clean up a violent death scene is probably being able to do it immediately.

When this goes to trial their eyewitness accounts will be important.

 

[JRamirez]

In my experience ride alongs with police officers are just that. You ride along with them during their entire shift and observe their day to day activities i.e. police chases, drug busts, arrests, etc. You are in the police cruiser as a civilian observer only.

thanks for the info. Do you have to remain in the car if the officer exits the car?
MOO

 

[evilwise]

When this goes to trial their eyewitness accounts will be important.

Maybe. Discretion is probably another big part of running such a business. They wouldn't have even been allowed to touch a "crime scene" so if it wasn't considered a crime scene then it's best for them on multiple levels to just see it as a mess to clean up.

 

[JRamirez]

Maybe. Discretion is probably another big part of running such a business. They wouldn't have even been allowed to touch a "crime scene" so if it wasn't considered a crime scene then it's best for them on multiple levels to just see it as a mess to clean up.

By allowing the area to be cleaned within 24 hours under those circumstances is a huge gaffe by the Sheriff’s department. Who gave the orders to clean the offices and have everything repainted? Macron was still missing. They made a decision on pure speculation as to Macron’s whereabouts or wellbeing.

 

[evilwise]

By allowing the area to be cleaned within 24 hours under those circumstances is a huge gaffe by the Sheriff’s department. Who gave the orders to clean the offices and have everything repainted? Macron was still missing. They made a decision on pure speculation as to Macron’s whereabouts or wellbeing.

Some might even call it suspicious. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

 

[JRamirez]

If there are people involved indirectly they best consider coming forward and offering what they know in return for immunity. The other shoe is going to drop soon.

 

[Betty P]

By allowing the area to be cleaned within 24 hours under those circumstances is a huge gaffe by the Sheriff’s department. Who gave the orders to clean the offices and have everything repainted? Macron was still missing. They made a decision on pure speculation as to Macron’s whereabouts or wellbeing.

It's also a huge red flag. My hinky meter reacted when I first read that in the news stories.

 

[JRamirez]

Lynda Bowers and Mike Costello made a statement shortly after Macron went missing to assure the citizens of their god forsaken township that they have nothing to fear. After listening to the 3rd podcast it sounds like the murderer is still walking free.

 

[JRamirez]

Knives in a trash can removed by the sheriff deputies? Not reported? Sheriff deputies in shock that the offices were scrubbed? Large bloody boot, not shoe, print located behind a fire extinguisher by the painter? No boot prints in the snow outside Macron’s truck. Macron wasn’t wearing boots. This is a compete and utter $#*! Show.

 

[JRamirez]

When the 3rd podcast finished the 1st podcasted started over. I was listening to it again and one of the hosts (maybe Darren?) says “I want everyone to know I have no investigative skills”. And I couldn’t help but laugh and think 1. Neither do the sheriff and his deputies and 2. He could apply to and be hired at the sheriffs department ASAP. Haha

 

[JRamirez]

The painter says he has learned more through the podcast than what he did reading local media. I think a fair question to ask is if the local media was directed to limit coverage on the story. Many times in these small communities there are a couple players that are influential and use that influence to manipulate the truth.

 

[JRamirez]

I keep listening to the last half Hour or so with the painter and it becomes more fascinating each time I listen. Every sentence that comes out of his mouth is more unbelievable than the prior sentence. I’ve personally never heard anything like this before.

 

[JRamirez]

The podcasters must have or know of some incriminating evidence if they’re redacting names.

 

[Betty P]

I keep listening to the last half Hour or so with the painter and it becomes more fascinating each time I listen. Every sentence that comes out of his mouth is more unbelievable than the prior sentence. I’ve personally never heard anything like this before.

What did he say? I haven't had a chance to listen yet. Just a few highlights? TIA

 

[GoBuckeyes]

Sorry for the delay, I was listening to both episodes of the podcast.

It's amazing how much evidence was tampered with in those first hours after Bryon "disappeared". JMO

So true! I don't know how authorities felt justified in doing that. MOO, whoever decided to take those steps should be charged with tampering with evidence.

 

[GoBuckeyes]

If the FBI isn’t involved they need to be. If not to investigate the murder (I’ll never be persuaded otherwise) of Bryon Macron then to investigate the dealings at the Medina Sheriff’s department and everyone that has/had worked there in the last 10 years minimum. If the murderers moved Bryon against his will that is kidnapping and the FBI is required to investigate.

I was thinking more like 30 years at least, and I'd include judges and other elected or appointed county officials. So much corruption. MOO

 

[GoBuckeyes]

A big part of running the kind of business that will clean up a violent death scene is probably being able to do it immediately.

But I don't think of painting walls and replacing carpet when I think of companies that clean up death scenes. Two companies may have been involved, moo. Also, moo, tampering with evidence is inexcusable. The person or persons responsible should be charged criminally.

 

[GoBuckeyes]

‎Invisible Ships podcast on Apple Podcasts

Episode II

Unbelievable information.

Also on Stitcher.

 

[JRamirez]

Just finished episode IV and the incompetence of the Medina County Sheriff’s department again takes center stage. When I was in high school my first job was working at a pizza parlor. I was fired because I didn’t finish washing the dishes and pans in a timely manner. These clowns have completely botched a murder investigation and, by the tone of the podcast, may have some involvement in the homicide and they’re still employed with a lucrative benefits package. The taxpayers of Medina County should demand more from their “deputies”!!! The department needs to be rebuilt from scratch with competent staff that are required to pass an I.q. Test and psychological evaluation before they’re hired. If I lived in Medina County I would be very concerned with the way the Sheriff allows his department to be run.