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What comes to my mind—every time I read about WA’s lunch with friends on the day of her ex-husband’s murder—is: how could one possibly swallow any food or drink, knowing the father of your children is lying in a pool of blood in their driveway, dead; that your two children no longer have their...

Ok, so BK has a long-standing habit of driving around the area at night when he can’t sleep. How many times *after the murders* did he drive around the area at night?

I’m from the U.S and not familiar at all with the locations involved here. Can someone describe what the community is like (where he departed the train)? Is it an urban area of downtown or neighborhoods, a “sketchy area” or safe, small town, mix of houses and agricultural property?? I...

I don’t know if anyone else ever got back to you on this, but Gary Leiterman was convicted of murdering Jane Mixer with a story similar to the one you’re referring to. He has his own thread here on WS.

Something just hit me this morning. I wonder if AM decided to do the shootings at the dog kennels so that the mess to clean up afterwards would have been limited (not like if the shootings had taken place in the house). The “mess” would have impacted the value of the house when it came time to...

I’m wondering if whoever was the supervising agent at SLED who was responsible for overseeing this investigation will face an investigation of his/her own. Does anyone know if the apparent shoddy investigation by SLED is as bad as it seems? It sounds careless—very careless—to me but I’m no...

So, did BK receive the letter (via snail mail) from WSU firing him at his parents’ PA home? Or, perhaps the letter was sent electronically by email? A lot of his stuff was apparently left at his apartment at WSU, from what I understand, since the letter was dated after BK and his dad left on...

Something I’ve been wondering about— with all the effort (and motion) it would take to kill two people with a knife, two people in a twin bed—and then for the knife sheath to be found lying next to one of the bodies on the bed—that’s just not much space for all this to have happened on. I find...

A couple of points I’ve been thinking about … 1. Can’t help thinking the LAST thing I would say (if I were arrested in the middle of the night and was completely innocent of any criminal wrong doing) is “Has anyone else been arrested?” More like “What are you doing? You’ve got the wrong...

According to NamUs, the missing woman and her sister were cleaning out their mother’s room at Cascade Heights, since the mother had died earlier that day. The death puts a different light on the disappearance for me—-I wonder if Kathleen has sadly taken her own life. She’s been missing since...

I wonder if Bruce had recently had some bad news about his health or finances or some difficult family matter—and he couldn’t deal with it. I agree that his last words to his son are alarming, considering he has since disappeared without a trace. He seems to have picked a convenient time to...

Snell - So, that's actually a really difficult question and the reason why is because that would be pertinent to the investigation. I think what we have been very consistent in saying is that we believe that this was targeted. We have not come out and said it's targeted to one person or to...

Just reading this interesting thread and wondering where Bruce’s property is in relation to his son’s property? It’s a little confusing to me. Anyone know? Also, it seems the wife last saw her husband at the fish restaurant, while the son last saw the dad when the dad left some food off for...

I’m wondering if he bought the concrete mix for a project at his home (was he renting or a homeowner?), or perhaps for a project at the rental company where he worked. Or, maybe even to help a friend with a project?

I, for one, was just grateful for your time and effort to record as much as you did, during this sometimes difficult to hear testimony. Thank you!

I have a comment about how I interpret Jen C’s facial expressions — especially the one in her arrest pic: “You people don’t do enough for me.”

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The jury has found Chandler Halderson, a 23-year Dane County man, guilty of killing his parents last summer. Published: Jan. 20, 2022 at 9:34 AM UTC|Updated: 6 hours ago WATCH LIVE: Chandler Halderson found guilty of killing his parents WATCH LIVE: Chandler Halderson...

I agree with this, but I hadn’t even considered the connection to the firearm left in the barn AND even the possibility he might have opened fire on anyone who happened upon him while he was scattering his father’s body parts (and at least some of the tools he used during the dismemberment)...

Joe jones said: ‘Chandler could say anything though, the guy who gave him the gun could be the murderer, her family members where early in the trial it was alluded to she didn't get along with (except her mum) Chandler has laid foundations in interviews with police about his dads anger, being...

Looks like CH picked the wrong Sheriff’s Office (including their deputies, expert investigators, supervisors), the wrong District Attorney’s Office (with its ADA, investigators, etc.), AND the wrong judge (at least it looks that way to me). I’ll bet he’s astonished at much of the evidence being...