And unfortunately with the horrendous weather I don’t even think much searching is occurringGood Morning!
I so agree, the 19th can not come fast enough. Been steadily checking in on here but until then this is at a standstill.
I don’t think the bloody aspect was in the murder itself. It was in the dismemberment afterward. Murderers will go to great lengths thinking they’ve gotten rid of the evidence. But they rarely think about the plumbing.
Good Morning!
I so agree, the 19th can not come fast enough. Been steadily checking in on here but until then this is at a standstill.
I think the B’s filed their suit to 1.) To protect their grandchild and her interests 2.) To overwhelm F’s in legal issues 3.) To support LE case - not because they don’t believe LE can’t make their case.
PF is calling the shots, but Mom’s voice is subtly directing him. She didn’t mean to create the controlling, vindictive man he became ... but inadvertently she did by the way she treated him IMO. Strong ‘single’ or ‘divorced’ women sometimes “unintentionally” treat sons as if they aren’t as smart. The mother is simply “babying” the son, “loving” him, in her opinion, but the son thinks Mom does it because he’s not smart enough to do things on his own or as smart as female sibling - which leads to desire to control women by mental and/or physical abuse.
I totally agree.
Good point!
I caught the end of that. Didn’t LE have the wrong guy(s) locked up? Not the case here. PF was on most people’s radar from the beginning since he seemed unconcerned, distant, and did not report her missing.
I'm saying that her comment tells me they didn't have any evidence at that time that might be destroyed in testing. The logical conclusion is that they didn't have any minute blood spatter samples likely to produce a match to KB's DNA. They could have had dozens of minute splatter samples that they gathered, though. KB's condo had some age on it, and with very high ceiling and textured walls, it would have been a bugger to paint. Even with good painting, organic stains survive a long time. Most of the powerful cleaners on the market contain some bleaching chemical, which can remove the color of the stain but not completely destroy the organic matter. Minute splatter residue from any number of human accidents or animal accidents.......sneezes, a bloody nose from a pillow fight, etc can be lurking out of sight until a thorough application of Luminol makes them shine like a flashlight on a dark night. There could literally be hundreds of lifted samples, and in fact many of them could match KB. It was her residence. A fresh distinctive pattern of minute splatters on a single wall, a large pattern of small particles in the cracks of a hardwood floor, or something of that nature. In a large pattern, it would routine to test and destroy selected spots to establish the pattern, while leaving plenty of spots for defense testing. Therefore that type of evidence would never have been an issue.
I have wondered if she had something like a security system or baby monitor/cam that recorded the murder.
But wasn’t Bundy’s Mom actually his sister? I seem to recall that he was raised believing she was his sister? Maybe it’s another SK I’m thinking of...
I’m also thinking a combo of mostly premeditated murder, with a hint of spontaneous murder.
Yeah along those lines. Ted Bundy grew up believing his real mother was his sister. He was raised by his grandparents, believing they were his parents.
I agree on SF’s filing in the custody matter. MOO is it is crass and smacks of vindictiveness.
I think you mean key fob. I’ve always wanted to try Tiles - seems like a great invention to make sure you never lose your keys or wallet or whatever. Or if you’ve ever had a bike stolen, it made me wish I had some small GPS device like that hidden somewhere out of sight where the thief wouldn’t find it.
