I agree. And once LE releases the house, it’s up to the owner what to do with it. I know it’s managed by a property management company but someone owns it and (imo) likely has a mortgage on it. If that’s the case, the bank truly decides what to do with it, as the owner can’t raze it if it’s not paid off.
I was talking more about the families' feelings about the house. As for the owner, I just posted this food for thought: Newtown Weighs What to Do With Adam Lanza’s Home (Published 2014)
Honestly, I assume X isn't the only college student to have lied about her evening activities at some point. I don't know where she was, but I haven't seen proof offered from LE that she was home watching a movie either.
What date was this image captured?
If it's like my state, it's not the house that has the mortgage, but the property that has the mortgage. You could tear down the house, build a new one, add some outbuildings doesn't matter. You still owe money on the property. The property is just worth more depending on the buildings/dwellings on it.
It’s a commercial property, I assume owner has loss of rents coverage, premises liability, and property coverage. Depends on if it’s actual cash value or replacement coverage. I imagine at some point the landlord will get dragged in. There will be lawsuits. Insurance carriers that cover student housing are usually pretty strict about life safety measures-no broken locks, fire extinguishers on premises, parking lot and sidewalks have to be decent so no slip and fall claims. But even if the landlord did everything right, this is not good for him or the Carrier, who will spend a ton of money defending itself against massive claims.
This is my day job. If it’s a standard policy, it will cover it. I’ve had claims involving murder and suicide clean up before. Even if it’s a non-standard policy that would have some kind of exclusion for homicide, I think most insurance companies would just pay it to avoid the negative publicity that they might get from denying it.
Oh boy, the property mgmnt company could be in hot water after reports the driveway door didn't code correctly.
I'm wondering about insurance as well. I'm expecting any day now to see LE start removing parts of the house for evidence. Floors, doors and door frames, drywall, plumbing, etc. That is going to leave some damage. Imo.
I don’t think it’s bad journalism because last night this reporter tweeted that ISP confirmed E & X were “likely” at the frat house between 9pm - 1:45am
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I have seen vehicles kept through trial. Although I have no idea the intentions of LE in this case. Imo.
Great point, you should be a verified expert here
i read that story this morning. Heartbreaking. She was an only child.
Idaho murders: Grieving father of slain college student calls loss 'hardest thing in the world'
The devastated dad of murdered Idaho college student Madison "Maddie" Mogen called her death the "hardest thing in the world" and said he just wants justice.www.foxnews.com
Madison's stepfather states in this article published yesterday that the authorities are updating them every day.
Yes, that is parking for those buildings next to the crime scene house. If you look on the opposite side of that lot you can see more cars, slightly obscurred by shadows/foliage.
