No_Stone_Unturned
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Just before 11 a.m. Thursday - three days after police believe victim Audrey Gleave, 73, was last heard from - the body of the retired teacher was found by a friend who had stopped by her house on the outskirts of Hamilton, Ont
http://www.torontosun.com/news/canada/2011/01/02/16733986.html
This is as much as I can find.
OK, so according to this link AG was NOT heard from for THREE DAYS!
QUESTIONS:
- when was the Amazing Grace song sent from AG's computer?
- did any of the people from the coffee group visit Audrey's house/garage at any time (even years ago)?
- did the young boy/man who lives across the street from AG ever enter her house/garage?
- prior to finding the body, when was the last time PK visited or spoke with AG (for certain....not just what he told us/LE)?
- was it odd that AG would spend most of the Christmas season alone, in her own home?
And from dotr's link regarding dog behaviours....I find it extremely interesting that the one dog would suddenly be leary of cages. That speaks volumes!
Did PK ever mention the different personalities of AG's dogs? Were both dogs accustomed to PK's scent? His voice? His general manner? His walk. His habits while at AG's house?
Quoted from dotr's post above:
<<< "That familiarity had been a mixed blessing when it came to Audrey’s dogs, though — two German shepherds who were so protective they would circle her as though forming a wall, barking and nipping at Phil no matter how many times he visited">>>
Is this info from PK himself OR from others who perhaps SAW this dog behaviour. Also, did the dogs sense something 'wrong' with PK and his so-called relationship/friendship with their beloved Audrey? (I FIRMLY believe that pets know when something is right in their household and also when something is off in their home).
:moo:
On a side note, as the anniversary of SV's murder approaches I become more convinced that the three (AG, SV and SL) are related. It's too implausible that NONE of the cases is solved!:what: