I dunno, some of the theories here have convinced me that a drowning at home would be a possibility. Killers don't like to be seen and are more likely to commit crimes in familiar places. Of course, there could have been some familiar outdoor place, too.
I like to keep in mind that his truck had GPS that can't be disabled, so there are clues there. I assume LE has also looked at Suzanne's car.
Somehow, I just keep thinking that LE has a good idea of where certain things happened and have searched those areas.
Pure speculation on my part, but when I saw those real estate pictures of the Maysville house, I remember thinking that the garden tub in the master bathroom would be a perfect place to drown someone with very little effort. Not just because it was big making it difficult for someone in the bath to grab the sides to keep above the water level but because it had steps leading up to it making it very easy for someone to maximize all their upper body strength to keep someone submerged. Just casually perched there maybe chatting or shampooing their hair then suddenly pushing them under.
So a freshly killed body in a tub wouldn't have any cadaver chemical smell especially if it was removed fairly quickly. A 110 pound woman would be easy for a fairly strong man to carry down the stairs and out the house.
I found that geological report on all the different types of rocks, boulders, gravel, silt and sand found in Colorado, and their locations and that there were plenty of areas in Chaffee County area where gravel and sand can be produced commercially.
Some areas have yearly rockfalls during the spring runoff so something superficially buried could end up being covered by a natural process of rocks, gravel and silt.
Someone earlier up thread corrected my assertion that it would be pitch dark after twilight because there was a special full moon, a Super moon on May 7th. It was so bright you might not even need your headlights on driving at night if you didn't want to attract attention.
I asked Dave F. earlier about bodies of water and where they were located. I don't know what direction these bodies flow. There is a creek northeast of Maysville called Placer Creek. A placer is a sand or gravel deposit that has been carried downstream.
I'm not sure where LE did there initial search but I got the impression it was in the general area where it was thought Suzanne went missing. Although I momentarily forgot that BM and his buddies searched 200 square miles.
A couple of days ago I asked if anyone saw the video taken of BM the day BEFORE TD secretly recorded him. TD said he was soaking wet, bare chested and that his upper torso was very red. I still can't find that video but I did find mention of TD's description on a YT video by a female who uses scripture at the end. It made me think BM WAS in the water, whether stream, creek or river and he was looking for something.
I wonder how long you'd have to run a bath to get rid of any evidence of a crime? If I was LE I'd be checking water usage at the house for May 7, 8 and 9th. MOO
Seems natural if a surviving spouse does not receive life ins. policy death benefit, that then the offspring of the insured-deceased would receive the $ instead. Often that is true and may be in this (hypothetical-only death) case as well, but it it a policy-specific issue.
