This is the remains found last year?
My error, it had today;s date, but last years news.
This is the remains found last year?
Not long ago I heard from a man in Snyder that her dad was murdered and they found him hanging behind the coleman apartments in Snyder, he was loading some furniture for us and was very talky about the bones being found told us about the murder and it was gruesome, then he said they lived across the street from him at some point and that there was one thing after the other going on.and I wanted to touch on the subject of what the PI stated, how Billie was prostituted out in her teenage years? And billie also stated she watched her father be brutally murdered? where did these things happen? In Snyder? I have lived here forever and never heard these things, investigation time,, could ya'll please help me find these answers?
He believes Billie is guilty. Something to do with the co worker not backing her story.
Sad to think that if these remains are not Hailey's, we are basically back to square one/cold case status.
In other words, we need this to be her, for the case to advance.
The family of William "Arlin" Bynum is also waiting to see if it is him. He has been missing from Big Spring for 10 years.
Not long ago I heard from a man in Snyder that her dad was murdered and they found him hanging behind the coleman apartments in Snyder, he was loading some furniture for us and was very talky about the bones being found told us about the murder and it was gruesome, then he said they lived across the street from him at some point and that there was one thing after the other going on.
It dawned on me after we left,what was the mans last name ? Was it Ostrander or was Billie raised by a step dad named Ostrander ? He implied this man was gutted and left to bleed hanging from one of the garages behind the Coleman apts when Billie was very young.
Not long ago I heard from a man in Snyder that her dad was murdered and they found him hanging behind the coleman apartments in Snyder, he was loading some furniture for us and was very talky about the bones being found told us about the murder and it was gruesome, then he said they lived across the street from him at some point and that there was one thing after the other going on.
It dawned on me after we left,what was the mans last name ? Was it Ostrander or was Billie raised by a step dad named Ostrander ? He implied this man was gutted and left to bleed hanging from one of the garages behind the Coleman apts when Billie was very young.
The majority of folks that plan on quitting their job, don't don't drive 25 miles at 5:30am in the morning, 2 days after Christmas, to return coveralls. The guy didn't even quit, he looked at his boss and just left. No confrontation, no argument, no take this job and shove it, nothing.
SA had no intentions of working that day at all because if you are going into work one doesn't leave their car running in the parking lot. SA stated he got into an argument with his boss and then quit, but that can't be true if he left the car running in the parking lot. SA had to know he was only going to be in there for a very short amount of time, so he left the car running. I think there was another person in the car.
Now with BD questioning publicly about the other pair of coveralls....Something is up with the coveralls.
JMO.
http://www.gosanangelo.com/news/2012/nov/27/county-contracts-private-me/
I vAguely remembered this article and finally found it. Basically, it says the Lubbock medical examiners office is so backed up, it takes 6-8 months for autopsy. Doesn't mention identification, but we may have a long wait
LE did obtain a search warrant to search the house and outside of it.
He didn't say when he had the altercation, he just said there was one. Most likely there was some sort of incident before the Christmas break and he was stewing about it over Christmas. In that scenario he would have decided to quit while he was on the way to work that morning. It would have been a big conflict for him internally because he would have know that BD would be mad as hell when she found out. That is a reasonable explanation for what happened and is consistent with the facts as we know them.
In the affidavit LE claim "According to Adkins" he was fired, which presumably means hearsay they got from another source quoting him (likely BD). Then they go on to say that SA "informed" them that he quit, that means that is what he actually told them. The supervisor "informed" them that SA was neither fired nor was there an altercation that morning. The supervisor didn't say anything about arguments at other times however, so whatever the supervisor said does not necessarily refute SA's account.
So, there is a disconnect between LEs interview with SA and the later interview with the supervisor. My guess is that none of these interviews were made with clear questions or clear answers, and LE have been making extrapolations to flesh out what was not asked or said. That might be fine for an affidavit, but it will be a big problem in a court room where any competent defence lawyer will rip it to shreds.
This is a big issue I have with the information in the affidavit, it appears that LE have not been very precise in either the questions they were asking or their interpretation of the responses, and IMO this has resulted in them not fully investigating this case.
His obituary says Lubbock tx was place of death. Stated he was from snyder tx but I have been unable to find any news article about his supposed murder
Delbert Ostrander
SNYDER (Special) - Services for Delbert Dean Ostrander, 30, of Snyder will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jason Rogers, pastor of Faith Baptist Church, officiating.
Burial will be in Snyder Cemetery.
He died Thursday in University Medical Center in Lubbock from a gunshot wound.
He was born in Clovis, N.M., and moved to Snyder from Gonzales in 1991. He married Connie Stewart on Nov. 22, 1977, in Snyder. He was an operator for Rat Holes, Inc.
http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.texas.counties.lubbock/388.1/mb.ashx