I didn’t get to see the GH video that was deleted.
When is the husband NOT potentially a “person of interest”—that’s pretty much standard procedure in the initial stages of any investigation like this. This is different from officially being named a suspect.
If Melissa did in fact suspect that she was being tracked, and there were issues, etc, well of course this is suspicious and potentially relevant, but I will say ftr this case still does have the potential to be a random shooting case IMO and I say this for many reasons.
Unless this guy wanted to risk his kids being killed (which is definitely plausible, considering we are fresh off the Watts case), I doubt he would a shoot at his wife with the kids in the car or advise a hitman to do as such. Again, this is assuming he is not some sort of FA.
Secondly, Cori Romero was the victim of a night time random freeway shooting, case still unresolved (yes my pet case, NOCO):
CO - Possible Serial Shooter Has Colorado Drivers on Edge #1
There are other reasons why I could totally see this turning out to be random or road rage. I know from experience incidents of shots being fired on vehicles are not always easy to find on the internet, but imo it’s worth taking a look at other possibly similar incidents in the area (vehicles shot at).
Let’s just say my eyes and ears are very open on this one and upon first glance I certainly wouldn’t rule out a random shooter (and apparently neither has LE).
Again, this is without considering the victim and husband’s personal relationship, but even then...I won’t be surprised if a comment is made that the husband has been ruled out. Conversely, I also will not be surprised if this was NOT random.
You guys would be floored if you knew how often this actually happens (vehicles fired at). Here’s an example (
@Forager ‘s spreadsheet):
(Note to pick up here, will take a bit to find)