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You're sweet BettyP. Two years seems like an eternity, I honestly thought it would be wrapped up and headed to trial by now. I know it takes a long time for some things to happen, and that can be true of any case, but there's just so much corruption that's come to light. I've not closely followed Rebecca Zahau's case, but I do remember hearing about it, and thinking it was kind of bizarre at the time. I hope that justice is served, for her, and her family.
Among the many startling types of evidence revealed 6 - 7 years later in that case:
There was a butcher knife found in the room where the victim was killed. It had no fingerprints on the handle (wiped clean) but had the victim's fingerprints on the blade of the knife in a position showing she was using it to try to cut herself free from the ropes that were binding her wrists and ankles. At the time, LE said the only fingerprints on the knife were the victim's, implying she used the knife to cut the rope that she used for a noose..
Evidence the victim was hog tied before and possibly during hanging
Evidence the victim had been manually strangled before she was hung
Evidence the victim had been raped with the handle of another knife found at the scene that had been used to cut her down from the balcony.
Lots more like that. Covered up by the San Diego County, CA sheriff and ME, among others.