So this reads to me like he stole a wallet that was in a sort of lost and found area of the movie theater, while he was working as a cleaner in the movie theater, in the early hours of Thursday September 1.
Well that answers my last five questions
So, he was arrested at 4:00 PM on Sept. 1 for theft, and kidnapped EF a little over 12 hours later. It's either that the dam broke and all the impulses he'd been inhibiting were released at once, or that he was caught on the theft, and figured that he didn't need to bother to try to stop committing crimes: "I've already blown it, I might as well keep going."
Not that this guy is a serial killer, but in a lot of sexually motivated cases like that, there is what's called a "precipitating stressor," prior to the act.
Super-sized that "blown it".
I think it may be his sister
If this is a federal charge as indicated, I wonder if he crossed state lines to use the credit card etc?a new federal charge on Monday, identity theft, and charges of theft of property, and fraudulent use of a credit card.
Eliza Fletcher abduction: Suspect faces new charges; heavy police presence seen near creek as search continues
A heavy police presence was spotted near a creek not far from where Eliza Fletcher was last seen in Memphis before her abduction last week.www.foxnews.com
I *think* using it online is a federal charge, too. JMO
Answers a bunch of mine, too. Apparently, he *did* have a job that had him cleaning overnight. So 4:00 might have been a normal time for him to be on the way home. I wonder if he worked that night/morning, given that his boss made a police report about his theft. Maybe there was a discussion while he was at work, just hours before the abduction.
Yes, but the heat in Memphis is a problem. Evidence is deteriorating by the hour. A professional basketball player was murdered in 2010 and his body wasn’t found for 9 days due to a jurisdiction issue with 911 service. Little more than skeletal remains were left by then. Autopsy: Lorenzen Wright shot to death
It happened in the Nancy Cooper Case, that was local to me, here in NC. She was found at the end of a cul-de-sac of a new development of homes being built. A neighborhood resident placed a 9-1-1 call after noticing buzzards circling.
And it was the first of the month- rent, car payment, and other bills due? That's assuming he was contributing to the household where he was staying. So far not a peep from "housemate", but we do know lease, car and at least one utility are in her name. Maybe loosing everything over this small theft? Very likely fired with evidence on film.
Even if they lose forensic evidence, it won't matter. They know this guy kidnapped her, and likely have biological evidence found inside his vehicle. It's the body that's most important, although I'm sure a case could easily be made without one.
