Glaring Mistakes Made by Incompetent Investigators
Kathleen Zellner believes investigators made a large number of glaring mistakes.
1) October 29, 2005. Two days before Halbach was murdered, at around 11:45 p.m., she made two calls to a phone that belonged to a man
since charged with sexual crimes in Arizona. For Zellner, any “well-trained investigator” would have been all over that. Not only that, they would have gone and talked to him and interviewed other people she spoke to right before her murder.
“She’s like prey being stalked,” she said. “And that’s [the most likely type of] person who would have been after her.”
Strange phone calls. Thomas Pearce, a friend who shared his photography studio with Halbach, remembers her getting numerous phone calls she refused to answer. She received those calls in the early summer to midsummer. There was a lull, but then the calls started to come in again just three weeks before she was murdered.
According to Zellner, police did not investigate these mysterious phone calls.
“You don’t just get information like that and file it,” she said. “What investigation was done? None. There was no effort to trace those calls.”
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