Quite a few husbands/partners who kill their spouses neglect to account for their digital footprint prior to and after the murders. Unless you're an expert or paying close attention, people don't realize how easily they can be tracked once LE gets the search warrants. Your only hope is to commit your crime in a jurisdiction with incompetent or corrupt LE.
Yup.
Like doing things without thinking because your mad, like threatening to kill someone as Jake did. So not thinking about the future investigation just reacting emotionally.
Brittany was Chris Jr.'s best friend and Dana treated her like a daughter. One time Brittany and Chris were 4 wheeling together and the ATV went down an incline and tipped over. Someone got Dana and she brought water and supplies to take care of them, fussing over them, making sure they were ok.
Dana was like that all the time towards people, according to Brittany. Also LM said she would "give you the shirt off her back." And a co-worker talked about how she would spend her own money bringing in treats for the residents of the nursing home, like a whole bag of cheeseburgers for example.
The only positive things I can find that have been said about the Wagners is Angie doted on her grandkids, helped a family once, and they loved dogs.
Jake said in his custody affidavit that since S was born he and Hanna have had equal time with her. He told reporter Chris Graves that he was happy with the way custody was, that they shared custody every other week, and he did not want full custody.
"I didn't want that, I'm just suppose to spend time with her and make sure she has a happy childhood."
Chris Jr. told Brittany a different story. That Jake treated Hanna badly and it got to the point where she kept S away from him but we don't know for how long. Notice Jake had S that week in April. So I'm thinking that he likely tried to act normal before the murders to be allowed to have visitation and establish the perception and pattern that all was well with the visitation, that there was no reason for him to be upset about it.
Note him offering child support without knowing if the baby was his, and he and Angela buying a crib according to Brittany. All a good way to get into Hanna's house to learn the layout and to establish that he had a lack of motive for the crimes, you know, that all was well between them. Then he eliminated the people who lived with Hanna, the folks who would know
first hand what was going on.
I think we are seeing what Reader described as one of their mistakes:
"all the lies they told us."
Just my opinion (from Podcast insider accounts and MSM)