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I had considered this much earlier in these threads, but the fact is the pen had the same [male] DNA as the murderer on it. Also, I had assumed if it was written between the girls that it would have been light-hearted (doesn't sound unusual for drunk college friends to talk like that), I don't...

Whatever the original program was on this case... I can't remember if it was 48 Hours or what. I thought that she was interviewed on that one.

She's voluntarily been interviewed by the police numerous times, and has done at least one TV interview.

So much projection on to this person here, it is perplexing (but I've seen it in other cases).... I don't know of any "supporters" who label her as being anything. There are tons of allegations against her here with zero evidence, I think having the agnostic approach (no opinion on her whatever...

If you listen to the 911 call, the operator is asking her to do stuff to the body - the person is not assuming Faith is deceased. Rosario is clearly upset by the idea of touching her.

I recently saw the Unsolved Mysteries segment on Gordie for the first time in years. It is a rough one. I think there is a small chance that he started a new life somewhere and never made a connection back to his family, but unfortunately it seems most likely he died of exposure and his remains...

Just a troublesome teen doing her thing? I'm sure a lot of things she did wouldn't make sense to us. I'm wondering if she broke in to the house just to get away from the dinner party she was at and to page Zebb. If what I proposed is true (we will probably never know so this is all...

Yes, I think that it is possible that Misty broke into Zebb's aunt's house just to hang out and to page Zebb. I think it is possible that this was normal behavior for her and not related to the murder. I think that Zebb would get worked up about it whenever Misty got him involved in her drama.

I think it is possible that Missy paged him from his aunt's house, just drawing him into her drama which may have been routine, but that she was actually not involved with the murder. Perhaps this was not the first time, but he would always get really worked up about it, and we only know about...

I have not yet been convinced that the way Zebb's car was left had anything to do with his murder. I think it is very likely it was left wherever it was left when Zebb exited it with the keys left inside, and that it was stolen and used and left in the parking lot by others unrelated to the...

They are definitely not the same glasses. In both pics of Honken here, he is wearing aviators. The guy hanging out with Jodi is not wearing aviators. But these wire framed glasses with large lenses were popular at the time, that's why both guys (assuming they're not the same guy?) are wearing them.

I mean she lived with her, hung out with her in the final hours before the murder, discovered the body, probably spent more time with her than most... there's plenty of reasons to talk to her. Last I heard she has always been cooperative with LE and spoken with them whenever asked. Nothing about...

I may have to skip that ep..... this case was certainly not in need of a massive red herring for people to dwell on.

Thanks for bringing this up again, I now have started it. Part of the problem is that it doesn't appear to be on the typical platforms - only on Soundcloud as far as I can tell, which isn't a great place to listen to a podcast.

I had recalled that this DNA is the same as that found on the murder weapon. If this is not right someone please correct me.

From the way her coworker spoke about it, it sounded as if it was not unusual for her to have to give Jodi a wake up call to get her going if she was running late.

Jawdropping

If you read through the threads on this case you will find a few women who say that when they were college-aged they did not lock their doors all the time. There's a feeling of invincibility that people often have at that age that most of us can't relate to.

I can't entertain this line of thinking. I've read every post and article there has ever been on this case and there is zero evidence linking her roommate (or any female for that matter) to her death. I just heard the 911 call for the first time on a podcast. I had no doubt while listening that...

It always comes back to: this is a very strange case and no obvious scenario (that hasn't been ruled out by DNA) explains the evidence. That's why I sometimes think the note (and apparent "familiarity" of the killer) may mean it was someone unhinged who had a connection to her in his mind that...