Moonchime
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I really, really hope so! This helps their case if they do.I wonder if LE has any video of BM driving towards where the bike was found.
I really, really hope so! This helps their case if they do.I wonder if LE has any video of BM driving towards where the bike was found.
I've been thinking this as well. Otherwise, we probably wouldn't have heard that LE asked Andy Moorman about coolers owned by BM. MOOI’d bet money they have him on camera somewhere with a cooler in his truck. Of course they would have asked him about where it is now at some point during the 3-30 hours of interviewing him. I wonder what he said.
I was watching HGTV (dont judge me)and a contractor was building a wall with old bricks. He had to dip each brick in acid first. Does acid have a smell?
That's exactly right! They were removing residue from old bricks they found and wanted to use.I would be interested to know why a contractor would dip bricks in acid, but suspect it might have something to do with removing residue from old mortar. If so, the acid would be muriatic/hydrochloric. And the smell that would result from the reaction between the acid and mortar would be far more pungent, and burning, and would not resemble bleach or chlorine.
I work with masonry quite a bit, and cannot think of an application where chlorine would be used. People sometimes used to use bleach to remove mold or algae, but that's less common than it was, say, 20 years ago.
good post-I would be interested to know why a contractor would dip bricks in acid, but suspect it might have something to do with removing residue from old mortar. If so, the acid would be muriatic/hydrochloric. And the smell that would result from the reaction between the acid and mortar would be far more pungent, and burning, and would not resemble bleach or chlorine.
I work with masonry quite a bit, and cannot think of an application where chlorine would be used. People sometimes used to use bleach to remove mold or algae, but that's less common than it was, say, 20 years ago.
There are times I feel like details in cases get blown out of proportion, this is not one of them.
It seems like Andy is gaining courage with all the support he's receiving. Telling us small things that paint a picture of the marriage which contrast with the pretty pictures.
I don't think Barry was a wife-beater, but there are other ways a man can treat their wife that are just as bad. Isolating Suzanne from her lifelong friends and family, maybe even poisoning the girls minds against them seems possible here.
I also think he used Christianity to manipulate Suzanne.
Ita.But he did nothing wrong at the hotel!
Maybe if he used chlorine to clean out the bed of his truck? Undiluted chlorine is so harsh I think it could fade a bedliner, especially if it was exposed to sunlight for any length of time. That same bedliner might also reek of bleach necessitating a trip to the car wash. Wash it out then load up some dirt to obfuscate any trace evidence that might remain? MOOI don't think we are going to place him at a car wash. How would a contractor explain washing his truck BEFORE he started a job involving dirt? That would be yet another enormous red flag to have to explain away.
I’m curious as to what people are thinking. SM is somewhere. Where is she?
1) At the home property?
2) At or near the Salida job site?
3) Somewhere close to home?
4) Somewhere between home and Broomfield?
5) Elsewhere?
Same thoughts here. Did that first, then cooked up all the other stuff. MOO.In terms of where SM could be, here is how my mind works (MOO):
I can't imagine how stressful having a body to hide might be.... I would think the overriding thought would be "I can't get caught with this" which is why I think it would be unlikely to take the body all the way to Broomfield. I think you would want to hide it as soon as possible, and somewhere that you feel reasonably sure you won't get caught in the act. This is why I think she is somewhere BM has been before. Unfortunately, as a hunter, there could be a lot of places.... but if I were LE, I'd want to know where his favorite hunting spots were and start with the closest.....
I think both those thoughts would override the thought of putting her someplace that isn't connected to him.
JMO
Agreed. I think she’s a decent distance from the house, but not as far as Broomfield. I imagine investigators have talked to his hunting buddies, and asked about locations where he has either shown interest, or hunted in the past.In terms of where SM could be, here is how my mind works (MOO):
I can't imagine how stressful having a body to hide might be.... I would think the overriding thought would be "I can't get caught with this" which is why I think it would be unlikely to take the body all the way to Broomfield. I think you would want to hide it as soon as possible, and somewhere that you feel reasonably sure you won't get caught in the act. This is why I think she is somewhere BM has been before. Unfortunately, as a hunter, there could be a lot of places.... but if I were LE, I'd want to know where his favorite hunting spots were and start with the closest.....
I think both those thoughts would override the thought of putting her someplace that isn't connected to him.
JMO
Tools or no tools, I have a feeling LE has a nice crisp photo of BM entering the Holiday Inn Express with a bag of some kind.
What's in the bag, BM?
If he says it's tools, I say it's not. (Unless he had some to clean.)
So.... what might be in the bag?
A baby blue bike helmet? Biking clothes? Bike shoes?
We can guess some important property papers.... (clue: they were addressed to BM, according to JP, not to Suzanne, not probably to both of them either)
A ruined cellphone?
A partial bottle of chlorine to pour down a hotel drain?
Nothing left to do but shower and catch some quick zzzzzz's?
I wish JP could go back to the Holiday Inn Express and go through more than the room trash.
I wonder what evidence may have met a dumpster...
I'm still thinking he thought the room would be cleaned before JP arrived.... but between Mother's Day and Covid, housekeeping may have prioritized cleaning only for changeovers, leaving his room untouched.
Bring on LS's timeline!!!
JMO
Agreed.I’d bet money they have him on camera somewhere with a cooler in his truck. Of course they would have asked him about where it is now at some point during the 3-30 hours of interviewing him. I wonder what he said.
Covid, interim DA, still searching for the body.What does everyone think is the holdup with an arrest? Is it the DA? I’m not impatient and I know there’s no statute of limitations on murder. Just wondering what everyone’s thoughts are.