Hallo All,
Been kinda re-looking at things. I don't know whether it was said here or not, but I found this:
http://www.mocountyillinois.com/
>>The father was working an overnight shift as a security guard for Joyce Meyers Ministry in St. Louis, according to a neighbor, who added he believed the mother worked as a waitress at a restaurant possibly in St. Louis. <<
She was a waitress maybe? Certainly if she was, someone is talking about her from work? Wonder if anyone can find someone who worked with her talking on the web? Might her husband have suspected that she might be having a relationship and/or saving up money to move away, might he have been exceedingly jealous -- maybe that was behind a plan?
Hmmm what is this and where did this info come from?
The camera was aimed at the "mailbox?"
>>Their guard must have been up, given unspecified recent threats serious enough for them to notify police and aim a camera on the house at the mailbox. <<
If the camera was aimed at the mailbox, then it wasn't aimed at something else that might have been a problem to someone trying to get away with something?
Also this:
>>Leveque said she took her trash out and checked her mail about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, just hours before the bodies were found. "I never saw anything," the 47-year-old said.<<
Someone in the neighborhood was up at 1:30AM and didn't see anything -- oh and it was obviously trash day coming.
This page says:
>>A law enforcement source said Coleman told investigators he had left home about 5:30 a.m. ... The source also said that someone had painted the words, "I told you this would happen," on a wall inside the house. There was no further explanation of its meaning. <<
Hmmm, although I know that someone who might have been threatening might put that on a wall (if that is true), it also seems that maybe a pissed off or jealous husband who thought his wife was leaving him and just found out about it might too, i.e. "If you even try to leave, your going to wake up and find yourself dead" kinda thing. To be honest this "I told you this would happen" (if it is true), really seems personal -- but I'd like to see the so-called threats and what they said.
Hmmm the threats...
>>Chris Coleman called from a gym and asked a Columbia police officer who had investigated "prior threats" related to the family for the check around 7 a.m. Tuesday, said Maj. Jeff Connor, a deputy commander of the major case squad of greater St. Louis. ... Connor declined to discussed details about the alleged threats. Some neighbors in the well-kept subdivision have also said the Colemans received threatening letters and that their mailbox was tampered with in the past week. <<
Also, I'm not sure we talked about the lake behind their house? It just hit me like a ton of bricks today -- I hadn't seen it.
Can a person swim in that or quietly kayak in it or snorkel? If they did, wouldn't they want a good scrub at a gym afterwards? Could the murderer have used the lake for leaving a crime scene, dumping murder weapons, etc. Has the lake been dredged for clues, or the shores been searched?
K-9 would be dog handlers?
>>An online posting on Classmates.com by Chris Coleman of the Class of '95 said he was in the Marines until 1999 as a K-9 military police officer and met his wife at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, where she was an Air Force K-9 officer.<<
So what would a murderer who might also have been a K-9 handler know about scents and protect themselves from? i.e. if they thought dogs might be brought in on a situation that they didn't want to be caught at, what would that dog handler do? So if dogs were brought in, the scent stops at the lake (one could say, "but the kids and I were fishing there the other day or playing or ??") And what's with the report of rolling around on the lawn -- did this REALLY happen at some point?
http://www.bnd.com/news/crime/story/757572.html
>>Neighbors called police Tuesday morning after they spotted Coleman yelling, crying and rolling on the lawn outside the two-story home, which overlooks a lake in the Columbia Lakes subdivision.<<
I don't get it -- did the police find the bodies or did the husband find the bodies? And...we can see that it has evidently been reported that neighbors saw this "rolling" -- and I have to tell you that the "rolling" seems SO strange that it seems "deliberate" (maybe even an afterthought, oops, forgot this...kinda thing). Could rolling on the lawn get a certain scent on you or off you or -- what purpose would that serve? Is it possible that the grass could have been treated with something in advance, something that would confuse a dog trying to scent for something?
If this was a "plan" -- I don't think any particular move was not "thought out" and "deliberate" -- but I suspect that if this "was" a plan, a beat was missed and someone is going to catch it.
I keep seeing the front of the house, but what about the back of the house? What about the lake, what about the edges of the lake. Also, just how is it that this occurred on trash day (above ref about neighbor who took out their trash -- seems kinda convenient.) Okay, so the police went through the trash...I hoped they also told the trash company to make sure that this particular neighborhood trash was dumped somewhere that could be further searched.
Also...was the father's driver's seat of this car OR this car searched for "lake smells" or "lake" material?
Loose thoughts ... I'm betting LE has so much more but they are dotting i's and crossing t's.
W
