I asked only for clarification on the posts from the more scientific members here . A "yay or a nay" a murder or a suicide. I don't like to second guess others, it's never fair to do so. Therefore I simply ask when I have a question.
What their layman's opinion is beyond their very large, sometimes graphic posts most of the wording is quite medically unknown terms to the layman.
That's ALL I asked for, nothing more.
What is "their" opinion. Not yours or mine, nor others who aren't scientists,
just their's alone. Suicide or murder?
I know what my opinion is already and I know I'm a layman with no expertise in medical sciences.

Also, I think I explained myself enough here today. That's it for now. The curiosity has taken up enough of my time ....
Hi Leomoon80. I'm not sure if I'm one of the posters you were referring to, but I know I have posted some long posts lately, lol! Thank you, and everyone, for your patience with my longer posts. I have a tendency to want to thoroughly explain what I'm thinking, so that's why I get long winded from time to time. In addition to being a clinician, I have been a classroom and clinical educator for graduate students at a couple different universities for many years, so the "teacher" in me sometimes rears its ugly head, and I go on and on! I do apologize if I have offended you or anyone with my "teacherese".
Getting back to the thread, I am happy to share my opinion. I think Max suffered a terrible accident that produced irrecoverable injuries. I think it could have happened with him alone, him and the dog, or that other kids could have been present and involved in some kind of horseplay that lead to the fall. As I wrote 2 years ago, I believe Max died at the bottom of the stairwell, and the only reason he lived a bit longer was that he had a healthy 6 yo heart that was ultimately restarted by the epi. I don't think the police got the sequence of the fall correct, but I am far less concerned about that than most folks, because I feel so strongly that his fall was truly just a horribly tragic accident. Even if other kids were there, I don't think there was any malice involved. It is not a popular thing to criticize grieving parents, but I do hold both Jonah and Dina responsible for creating what I perceive to be a permissive atmosphere in regard to scooter safety. I think the scooter was involved as part of the fall. No parent is perfect, but I think Max's accident was preventable. I believe everyone knew that Max was playing with the scooter upstairs in the house, and by their lack of setting boundaries, Max thought this was okay to play this way.i may be completely wrong about this. But I strongly believe that both parents would have reacted VERY differently to Max's fall if they had prohibited scooter play in the house. I think Max was partly (not completely) a victim of permissive parenting that lead to an unsafe set of circumstances. And I also think Rebecca, as the GF, was powerless to voice any opposition to this kind of play, or perhaps even went along with it. I don't hold her responsible at all for his fall. The child was 6 years old in his own home. Nothing has emerged that Max had any disabilities requiring complete "eyes on" supervision of him at all times. From all indications, he was a very normal, average, active little boy. And kids do get into horrible accidents.
Now, as far as Rebecca's death, I am 100% convinced she was murdered. I believe she was murdered in retaliation for the perception that she either killed Max, or didnt do enough to help him live. I believe Dina, Nina, and Adam all know quite a bit about how she died, and i believe all 3 of them should have had criminal charges. I believe the Zahau family was correct to name them in the civil suit.
I think there was a tremendous amount of improper influence and corruption in the investigation of Rebecca's death. I'm disgusted by that.
I think that my opinions are not unique. I think the Spreckles mansion will forever be known as the place where that sweet little boy had the terrible accident, and the father's common law wife/ live in GF was viciously murdered in misplaced retaliation. There will be books in the local gift shops forever, and tour guides will whisper about the "bitter ex wife" getting away with murder. Just as other famous mansions with suspicious deaths. Very few people outside of Dina and her enablers believe Max was murdered, but nearly everyone who hears about this case, comments here or elsewhere, or follows it closely, definitely thinks Rebecca was murdered. It's a no-brainer-- just nothing fits or makes sense that it was a suicide, IMO. I was horrified at the official finding, after the horrific police conduct the day of her death. I still cannot believe she laid there nude and dead, fully exposed, for 13 hours. That's like something from a third world country, or a war zone. It's disgusting. Not even a cartel drug dealer or a




deserves to be treated like that.
Anyway, another long post from me! I hope this clears up what I think! :seeya: