That is a real mystery to me. I'm convinced they would not have added that charge unless it was an important building block in the prosecution's case against Jake. The charge just seems so obvious to me. I'll be curious to see how they use that charge at trial.
Frankie, I think you nailed it!
No, I don’t think that at all. I think perhaps someone listed on the cell phone data retrieval discovery with an abundance of phones may have been around the property. But that’s not my first guess. My first guess is I think Gary was moved so when anyone came to Chris’, went to the door and it was locked, if they peeked in the window they wouldn’t see Gary laying there. All of the other victims were out of sight from the front door and front windows as far as we know. Moving Gary put him out of sight as well. More than likely, I’d guess he was moved for that reason. That potentially could have given the killers more time when it came to the victims being found.
Agreed, RSD. There’s no disputing that charge.
INTERESTING thought about the loss of million dollar horses. I’d never considered that angle.
Johnny,
Mistake #1 - Boondock Saints came out in 1999. They used a 17 year old movie to plan the 2016 murders. They forgot that scientific analysis of evidence has come a LONG way since 1999, particularly in the fields of DNA, forensics, facial recognition and camera quality. Also, cell phones can pretty much track your movement, they were not so widely used or affordable in 1999.
Johnny,
What properties and when did the state fire marshal visit with their cameras?
Honestly, I think they were probably called in because they owned the specific equipment/cameras that were needed for the searches. There is a very eerie pattern of people using wells to hide evidence and corpses.
But you are correct, the Wagner's have had more than their share of fires involving insured animals....
JMO
Johnny, you're going to need to help me out again here
Guineas is like a blue chicken but are very aggressive and they make a funny noise, if something disturbs them they will start making that noise really loud and if a person walks within 100ft of them in the night time they will let the owner know before a watch dog does also a chicken hawk doesn’t mess with Guinea, that’s why Frankie had them with his fighting roosters, JMOJohnny, you're going to need to help me out again here
What the heck are Guinea Fowls? And where were they?
ETA - Dudly, I'm apologizing in advance if they are those chickens.......................
Brently's interview is listed in Angela's Discovery: Brently NCH CAC (1 video)
It is possible, because this is listed, that Brently did see or hear something that night but the Wagner's didn't know that until now. Now, with their attorneys, they can view the whole interview. According to CR, in an interview, Brently did go to NCH in Columbus.
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'I picked up daddy's hand, and it just fell,' said 3-year-old after he found murdered father
By 5 p.m. Brentley was tired and hungry. He left for home with his mom when she got a call from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation to take her son to Nationwide Children's hospital in Columbus, where he was interviewed.
"They let him draw it out,'' she said. "It kind of looked like scribbles. But the way he talked, he didn't really seem to see anything."
That was the last time authorities spoke with Brentley. Robinson gave a statement that night, and a couple weeks later police also took DNA from her — routine in such cases.
As the year has progressed though, Brentley has shared bits and pieces in a way only a pre-schooler can.
Robinson doesn't push. She doesn't ask questions.
She just lets him share as he is ready and able.
"For the longest time, he thought his dad turned into a zombie because he did see the blood,'' she said, adding the family watches AMC's series The Walking Dead, which is about zombies. "He said, 'I picked up Daddy's hand, and it just fell.' Then he went back to watching TV."
That makes a lot of sense. So do you think that the Guineas alerted the Rhodens that someone/something had come onto their property that night?
One guess would be Jakes Mom. Watching him go through the pain of the break up AND needing to fix it. Then the little girl being introduced to new "new Daddys" Angela wasnt having it. She probably was wild with her talk of revenge. Talk and hate building up is one thing,knowing your Mom is capable of killing someone or being in on it is quite another. Wonder what they think about her now?! Gotta mess them up mentally? Jmo
