That is the really odd part to me. That is a lot of money/drugs to leave behind and only a 30-40 minute round trip to go and get it. They had plenty of time to both get the drugs and dispose of the car. Did they not know about the drugs or did they leave them behind on purpose? BTW- I think anyone who has been to that area will know they were captured on camera at some point if they were on the street so I don't think the "they didn't want to get captured on camera" reason is very likely. They knew they had been on camera at some point. I would risk getting caught on camera for a second time for $50-$100K
The fact they carried the gas can away with them tells me they live nearby in a house with a yard, not in one of the apartment complexes, and someone is there who would have been missing their gas can if they had not returned it (they live with mom, grandma, girlfriend etc..). My guess is the house is in a straight line from the burned car through the house where the kid was found.
Absolutely. None of the known involvees could possibly by so out-of-touch with reality that they'd think they had been "invisible", could they? Hardly seems plausible in 2019. Surely, Orlando is just as camera covered (if not moreso) than WNY. I suppose that, since we do not actually know the identities of the survivors, they possibly were unaware of the remaining stuff in the hotel(?).
I'd imagine to really get a handle on this, the family dynamic would have to be know. I'm betting that this was not anything even close to an Ozzie & Harriet cultural environment. Also, involved parents that are "concerned" about school attendance don't typically just up any travel 1,000+ miles on a whim (particularly for illegal activities). It'd be interesting to learn more about where the traveling parents lived. "Dad" is said to be a truck driver... I'd like to know more about that, too. was he an independent? Contract driver? Was he actually employed by a carrier... and, if so, how did he explain his non-availability?
The gas can has me thinking maybe this was planned so far in advance they stashed the gas can behind the warehouse maybe even days prior to this crime. I hope BPD check the surveillance tapes in the days leading up to the vehicle burning. Think about the convenience of having a gas can already there. One less thing you have to bring. The tall POI 1 that was seen at 2:54 walking back to the vehicle did not appear to have anything in his hand. On the way back he clearly has a gas can and a bag full of I’m assuming keys. It would have been a great idea for them to have the gas already there. From a planning stand point. Hopefully LE Is also reviewing gas stations nearby in the days leading up to this, maybe someone was on tape filling a gas can. Also a great possibility, they had a can of gas already in their yard, for a lawn mower?
The local news here hasn't given much info
A typical spiral notebook almost 2 inches thick is a fairly typical kilo
No, but after looking at her social media pages, I'd bet anything she went happily to afford more of her showy lifestyle. All 3 missing in this case look pretty happy about the easy cash on their pages in MY OPINION
Dope dealers, bookies, and pimps own things in the names of straight edge friends, family, or businesses. Otherwise, courts get to keep their stuff....hense the use of a rented can instead of one of their more comfortable luxury vehicles.
If that was actually a gas can, I think they would have left it in the car to burn. These people knew what they were doing and keeping that gas can is just plain dumb, IMO. This was planned out better than that.
