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This is very true.

So... you think because Jonah Shacknai donated money to the Democratic party (probably in AZ, where he is a resident) that this investigation has been compromised by the investigators? $70,000 in 11 years is less than $7000 a year. That's nothing...

This is not correct. You might want to listen to Nina's interview on CBS concerning her non testimonial evidence and police interviews.

I see the stunts all the time on scooters and skateboards but look at the surface they are on. The problem I have with a stunt on the scooter is that the hall is carpeted.

Wasn't the door that was painted, where the paintbrush and knives were found, where the rope was tied on the bed INSIDE? And wasn't the entire house searched for evidence/ signs of forced entry? As far as the phone call, one can only speculate, but if I call someone's cell phone I always...

I've tried to position myself in the same situation, and I would leave the voice message rather than hanging up and not leaving a message when one could see there was a call. Why would he rush to the scene when the police most probably would not let him inside anyway as they were processing...

The medical examiner covers the entire county of San Diego. Coronado is a very small city adjacent to San Diego city, the medical examiner is a county function. And sometimes they take "a long time" to "show up"...they have a very busy office with lots of accidents and suspicious deaths.

Doesn't someone usually leave a voice message when the cell phone is not answered? Or is there a way to make a call that will go straight to voice mail?

You missed my point. Any concerns and actions that Jonah may have had or will be taken might not be announced to the media because of his business. Many families do not like to use the media and I think there are strong indications that he might be one of them.

He possibly could support her belief, we just don't know. I personally think because of his business (stockholders-competitors, etc) he chooses not to make comments to the media which could elicit reactions from the family and impact the business interests.

I do some work with crime victims and I have to tell you, that almost every single one wants to know every last detail about their family member's deaths. I do not think that Dina has acted in hatred or jealousy, but rather out of love for her only child. Since things did not entirely add up...

I saw a second cobweb on the window itself. Actually it was shown before the large web on the bottom left. I don't know how to a screen shot otherwise I would. I do recognize those rolls of paper in the closet as the striped wallpaper in the house. Jail black and white and pink and white.

The Stines live in Georgia http://www.studentswithoutmothers.org/lifeCoaches.htm SWM Life Coach Susan Stine Susan Stine is a Director of Development at Georgia State University, and has extensive experience working for and advising universities, non-profit organizations, and...

I think it is beyond bizarre that the Paughs would purchase these books for the Ramseys. Put this way... it is one thing IF I bought the books to be a better parent but to purchase these to give to my sister...would almost be an insult and it would be an admission that I thought something was...

Stella, You put the words on my fingers. Of course, she offered her services probono to the family. She wants the air time and self promotion. Why in the world would they hire someone who isn't even licensed in California to represent them?

Sorry, I meant to quote someone else who was criticizing the investigation. However, how hard I tried, I could not find coverage on the frivalties that you mentioned as being on Sign On San Diego's home page. I am not sure if you are aware that this is the newspaper and is not always updated...

They said there was no evidence of sexual assalt.

Whatever it is, it cannot be disclosed to the public because of the suicide ruling. Perhaps the family will reveal what was in it when they give interviews to the media, but L.E. can't.

< mod snip >I am in San Diego and I know for a fact that huge amounts of resources, both in l.e. and from the forensic labs were redirected to this case because of the high profile nature.

They do not make suicide notes public, I am not sure if it's a California law or not, but San Diego county does not release them except to the family.