roseofsharon
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:christmastree::crush::cheer::loveyou::tyou: Salem!! :blowkiss:
Thank you for finding this Stone. As I posted on thread #1, I had wondered if DSL's being arrested for having a knife had actually been a blessing for him, meaning that might have provided him with the best alibi, thus excluding him once the autopsy results were in.
I have also been wondering why the murderer(s) closed the garage door on his/her/their way out -- one answer provided here was that perhaps the perp(s) wanted to delay A's body from being found, thus giving him/her/they time to get away. Did the perp(s) actually thought someone was going to drive up to Audrey's in the next 30 minutes or so? How long would it take for the murderer(s) to drive/run/walk away?
IMO, closing the garage door has another purpose, :waitasec: but what could it be?
What kind of DNA has LE recovered from the scene? So far I cannot recall LE mentioning 'semen' was found, so I'm thinking could it be possible DSL was ruled out because he was in custody when the crime was committed? If DSL was ruled out based on DNA, would that DNA that LE recovered came from semen? I would imagine LE would have already compared that DNA with PK's as well.
- Could it be delaying the onset of rigor mortis? (We know the onset of rigor mortis is more rapid if the environment is cold). Why would the perp(s) want this? So the estimated time of death is pushed closer to the time of discovery?
- Or they wanted the delay so the pathologist would not be able to pinpoint with exactitude Audrey's estimated time of death.
I really REALLY hope LE does know when the attack took place, and have a good timeline of events. Pleas LE solve this case, and put the monster away for good!
Hazel, respectfully, I read that rigor is slowed down in colder temperatures.
Also, just wondering about these possibilities ...
- killer enters through door, exits through garage
- killer enters through door, exits through door
- killer enters through garage, exits through garage
- killer enters through window, exits through door
I don't think killer would have taken the chance of leaving through the garage door, which to me reinforces the belief killer knew AG and the entire layout of her home.
just imo
Just an added thought -- if the killer was a stranger, who randomly knocked on AG's door for whatever reason, would she have answered her door and allowed the stranger to enter her home through the door or would she have said, go to my garage and I'll let you in. Then again, I don't think AG would have crated her dogs unless it was a known caller.