Snipped by me.
IMO, watching the crime stopper videos on YouTube is an interesting factor too. Watch as many as possible and not only the Nuelle family but others as well. I watched many times. But, then I think about Liz every day, several times a day. I'm devastated over how she was murdered, that someone would murder her like that, and feel sadness for her parents, brother and all her loved ones.
Have you by chance listened to some of Bob Nuelle's comments/thoughts on the murder? I can't see how someone could interpret what B. Nuelle's has said publicly as him thinking SB was involved with his daughter's murder.
I just rewatched the part of the P Zahn segment that covered the life insurance, and they certainly could have been more clear on the payout. But they did NOT mention a $1 million payout, and Paula Z's last comment summarizing the matter was that the payout was $500k (due to the double indemnity clause).
The Nuelle's have one major website they created dedicated to their late daughter...and they have SB in a picture with Liz on the front page of that website. Ummm...if that doesn't work in SB's favor, then there is no point in debating any further.
Check out PZ's FB page.
There's a thought. Wrote the number down wrong. I know sometimes when I try to get a cab they misunderstand my street name as there is another street about 3-4 miles away in the same zip code that sounds the same but is spelled differently. I've had a cab show up at my house when they needed to go to the other address. Conversely, I've been waiting for a cab and have the dispatcher tell me the cab is in my driveway and no one is coming out. They were at the other address. Mistaken identity? I don't believe it is likely, but certainly possible especially if this is committed by a third party. Such an error would send LE down a dead end if they were trying to find a motive.
I lean against this because the killer appears to have been dressed up in a Star Wars-type robe which while yes, it is a popular franchise, it seems to have been specific to Liz. JMO
This is an interesting concept. I'm not sure it fits so much in Liz's case, but it does happen. A family friend of ours (elderly) was at a neighbor's home watching TV with her husband on Christmas Eve this last year. She became tired and went home, leaving her husband to continue watching TV. So, she was spared. Her husband died of gunshot wounds, as shortly after she left a car pulled up outside the neighbor's house and sprayed it with bullets, killing her husband and wounding the neighbors.
I agree with this, not just because he might not have been thinking clearly, but also because these are young people. They don't expect to die. Honestly, I didn't remember my own insurance that I received and purchased without reviewing the paperwork, and I certainly wouldn't ever remember my husband's. It was all very theoretical to me then.
Maybe he downplayed the amount of the policy because he didn't want LE to think he had a motive. I know, they would likely eventually find out, but everyone these days knows that the spouse is first in the list of suspects, and if you're staring down that barrel, perhaps you try to minimize the suspicion early on.
I know and that is a big reason why I believe it isn't likely. But someone sometime back posted that what if it is simply a raincoat and knee-high boots to avoid blood splatter on clothing and not really a themed disguise. In which case we think 'Star Wars', because of Elizabeth's hobby and in reality it may have been something much more simplistic.
This could quite possibly have a lot to do with how the life insurance was obtained in the first place. If it's something they got through one of their employers, it's likely they checked a box and didn't put a whole lot of thought into it. To many of us, even to some of us that aren't young at all, this is just a payroll deduction that we don't really think a lot about.
Okay, could the “Star Wars”-like outfit - long robe and boots, both white - simply be a bid to “throw off LE”? Someone who knows she was very involved in it, so dressed up in a disguise that points in that direction? If so, it worked, at least to some degree, because both LE and the public have spent much time thinking it has to be related. Yes, a disguise, but “that disguise”?
