Methodical
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Something has been really bothering and nagging at me ever since Bob told us about the family's search for Bill (post #460, but especially posts #467 and #476).
I've held back "going there" in trying to not focus on it and look at all aspects of this case, but it still haunts me enough to break my concentration on all other parts of this case.
So I will throw it "out there" for all of your input.
I've studied this neighborhood intensely on both wide-view and very close-up aerial images, especially noting the street layout of the neighborhood.
Best explained in one VERY long sentence...
Having substantial experience in patrol, and relating it to "probabilities" in whether a particular location would be passed by a random patrol car, this particular street layout with Park St making a north "borderline" of this neighborhood/subdivision, combined with the north side of Park St being somewhat secluded having only a wide path of 6 sets of RR tracks, in my opinion it would be highly unlikely for any LE patrol car to NOT travel the length of Park St, no matter what north/south street he entered the neighborhood at and took to get to Park St.
IMO, Park St would be a "magnet street" for LE on patrol, especially since it is a border/perimeter street of the neighborhood. If the LE patrol car was seen by Bob to have been heading south (Bob never specified his direction) in the 200-300 block of Maple Dr, I would surely assume it had to have passed down Park St only moments before. Being as I think this chance is great, that would put the LEO patrol car likely to have been in a position where it would be very hard to avoid seeing Bill's body or the perps committing the murder in progress.
In any case, regardless if it was a LE patrol car or just any car in the 200/300 block of Maple, if headed south, they would be heading away from the scene of a murder that just happened (within a "less than 30 minute" timeframe).
Your input please...
I've held back "going there" in trying to not focus on it and look at all aspects of this case, but it still haunts me enough to break my concentration on all other parts of this case.
So I will throw it "out there" for all of your input.
I've studied this neighborhood intensely on both wide-view and very close-up aerial images, especially noting the street layout of the neighborhood.
Best explained in one VERY long sentence...
Having substantial experience in patrol, and relating it to "probabilities" in whether a particular location would be passed by a random patrol car, this particular street layout with Park St making a north "borderline" of this neighborhood/subdivision, combined with the north side of Park St being somewhat secluded having only a wide path of 6 sets of RR tracks, in my opinion it would be highly unlikely for any LE patrol car to NOT travel the length of Park St, no matter what north/south street he entered the neighborhood at and took to get to Park St.
IMO, Park St would be a "magnet street" for LE on patrol, especially since it is a border/perimeter street of the neighborhood. If the LE patrol car was seen by Bob to have been heading south (Bob never specified his direction) in the 200-300 block of Maple Dr, I would surely assume it had to have passed down Park St only moments before. Being as I think this chance is great, that would put the LEO patrol car likely to have been in a position where it would be very hard to avoid seeing Bill's body or the perps committing the murder in progress.
In any case, regardless if it was a LE patrol car or just any car in the 200/300 block of Maple, if headed south, they would be heading away from the scene of a murder that just happened (within a "less than 30 minute" timeframe).
Your input please...