True, with no weapon, no witness, it really truly makes it a harder case to prove. Raven isn't going to confess though, which is something that is seemingly more evident.
With Raven and even some of the people in his family, it's about what the outside world perceives and that is quite evident, especially in knowing how this family works.
Some interesting reading from quite a while ago, actually puts you back into the beginning of the sleuthing of the case, and a blog I found that I believe even members here contributed to information. It's always good to go back over old things.
http://joeyblum.blogspot.com/2005/12/rest-of-articules.html
I believe fully his mother knows, but she has always known the mistakes and the screw ups of her children, and always swept them under the rug. It's ignored and denial is a river that flows through this mother. I guess it's something a lot of mother's do.
I've never seen anyone in his family come out and publicly state anythign about the loss of Janet and her unborn child. I don't know if it's self-preservation, or did they really not care?
When Raven embezzled from from Eurosports the shoes were mailed out from NC and many things were sent to his Mother's home. After he was caught for the embezzlement, I really don't understand how things went from his Mom's out. He wasn't there, so why wasn't the Mother brought in for questioning? I don't see how she didn't get indicted on the embezzlement scheme, Janet didn't know about this until after Raven was arrested, she had nothing to do with the scheme, the plot, didn't see the shoes coming or going, but his Mother had to have known about it, as her address is the one things shipped too and out of, or do I have this information wrong? If so, someone please clarify for me.
I know that Raven has been a thief a long time and she's known about his thieving ways but always made up excuses for it, even when Raven was a child.
Raven may have told people he confessed to his "indiscretions" (CHEATING) to a Bishop or someone in the Church, but in the Mormon religion if he confessed the crime of Murder, the Mormon Church is suppose to inform Law Enforcement. It's not like an attorney-client privilege. He would also be excommunicated. That hasn't happened, so he has not confessed. If he did confess to someone in the Church, that person has the responsibility to inform Law Enforcement, period.
http://www.blogger.com/profile/07229952032021039127
April 2005 - Just before the murder of Janet.
How weird that Raven's favorite movies are the Matrix, Blade (kinda gives you the chills), Airborne, Oceans 11 & 12 (well, no big surprise here, we know stealing is part of his nature, HP, Canyon Cycles, Endeavor Sports and I'm sure I'm missing some).
His interests are interesting: Religion, family, soccer, volleyball, table tennis, hiking, mountain biking, bmx, etc.
BMX, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Volleyball, Soccer, family & Religion in THAT order is more accurate. I look back at this and I bet we could come up with at least 100 people ore more that would attest to my list being more accurate than Raven's list.
We also know he was unemotional at his own wife and unborn child's Memorial and knowing this from the post by "family friend" and we also know he was dating other girls during the time frame of the murder.
People that know Raven should take this quiz and answer honestly:
http://crime.about.com/od/quiz/a/psychopathquiz.htm
Thanks for taking interest in Janet's case Debbie Miller, it's definitely nice to get a fresh set of eyes here.