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I have been thinking about that silencer and where it was disposed of.My first thought, when the evidence was collected on October 31, 2018, was that the silencer was kept by the perp because he/she was either proud of creating it, or proud of the job done with it, so had saved it as a souvenir; moo.
IMO I had assumed it had been disposed of just prior to it's discovery, but of course, we don't know that at all, so JMO.
A silencer is something that most of us have never seen in our lives. So if someone found one they would be very curious about what it was and what it was used for. They would probably show it around to friends and family or even LE. For those who have seen one they would know what it was and be curious about why it was thrown away and probably turn it over to LE.
Some have said why not just throw it into the Ohio river or a creek or pond ect. I live in a state that has just suffered extreme flooding. After the water receded people are finding things you would never dream of that have washed out of the lakes, rivers and creeks. One man found a musket that has to be from the 1700 or 1800's. They have found rings, necklaces and other jewelry that washed up on the swimming areas of lakes. They have found guns, bicycles and even a 1970 Chevrolet that was stolen back in the 1970's. Coffins have washed up from an old cemetery. So if there was flooding in Ohio (not unusual) that silencer could have washed up on shore and be turned over to LE.
I have wondered why not just throw it away in the woods. But the chance of some hunter or child playing in the woods or even someone out for a walk finding it would be pretty good.
Burying it would have disturbed the soil and if it had blood on it a dog might have dug it up.
Just throwing it in a trash can someone emptying the trash or even digging through the trash could have found it.
The well probably seemed to be the safest place to dispose of it so it would never be found.
JMO