Scottsdale is cold enough you wouldn't have your door open at night in February.
As mentioned in earlier posts, the neighbors were asked to provide DNA, more specifically, from my understanding, neighbors that fit a certain 'profile' in the surrounding area were asked (what that profile is, I do no know).
Returning to the bleach, which I feel is important in understanding how this murder occurred. If the killer used Allison's bleach to clean up, IMO, the killing was not planned.
If the killer brought bleach, it was planned.
If the killer left the house, bought bleach, and returned to clean up, the killing was not planned. The PD are the ones who know the specifics about the bleach, and it must give them insight that we do not have.
Let's assume the killer did not bring the bleach, and the killing was not planned. I would think it was a sexual assault gone wrong, and Allison fought off her attacker, which resulted in her death. We know that a big fight took place, so this very well could have been what occurred, a failed sexual assault. I can't think of any other possible motivation for this crime to be honest, taking into consideration what kind of person Allison was.
So why are SPD being so secretive about this case? Why hasn't the 911 call from the BF been released? This case appears to have gone cold, so why not release the details that they have? We are only offered tidbits, such as they apparently have the killer's DNA. It is almost as if they want to keep the public quiet, for us to feel that they have the investigation under control, and for the public to be appeased. Yet we get nothing? This is odd to me, and SPD does not appear to behave as if they have no idea who killed her. I could be wrong about this, but isn't the behavior of SPD very secretive on this case? Is that normal?
