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There are some assumed facts in this case that originated from statements that William Gore, SDSO Sherff, made about what Jonah Shacknai said happened in the Rebecca Zahau mystery.
To my knowledge verification that Jonah Shacknai's statements were true was not reported to have been verified by any method or source with the exception of one sighting of him on surveillance camera at Rady Children's Hospital on the night Rebecca was killed. No time for that sighting has been reported to my knowledge. Depite the lack of reported verification of Jonah's statements they have been used to prove that Rebecca committed suicide. No investigatory process has been shown to rule Jonah Shacknai out as POI except the single report of sighting him at the Ronald McDonald house. However, I am not aware of the actual date and time give for that sighting.
This thread is for listing various statements in MSM that Gore made that showed his reliance on Jonah Shachknai's statements to determine the suicide ruling in this case.
Below is a statement that Gore made in the MSM as to the reason that they did not analyse the woman's underwear found in the guest house trash can. The investigatory verification that this statement was a fact was never reported. It may be in the case files but we do not have verification of witness interviews that coroborrated Gore's statement.
"They didn't look at a pair of woman's underwear in a garbage can in the guest house," said Bremner. "The underwear was not analyzed."
Sheriff Gore said it was not necessary to test the underwear, based on his department's investigation and statements made by Jonah Shacknai.
"In the case of the underwear, it was determined through investigators that Jonah Shacknai's daughter, Gabby, and her girlfriends had stayed in the guest house up to a week before," Gore said. "It did not appear to be relevant to our investigation and not everything we seize in a crime scene is eventually submitted for forensic examination."
As far as we know there may have been a tenant family that lived in either the guest house or over the garage that were asked to leave after Max's tragic accident. There was never any further MSM mention of them after initial reports. SDSO investigators never mentioned them or that Gabby stayed in the guest house in any of the reports made public so it is not possible to evaluate whether Jonah's statement could be taken a valid reason not to test the woman's panties found.
Also, 'Grubb, the crime lab director, also was questioned about the underwear during the news conference.
"The underwear was collected but was not examined because of Jonah Shacknai's statement and the fact that we had better evidence as to whether Rebecca Zahau was sexually assaulted or not; and that was her body – and swabs recovered from her body – which showed no sexual assault," responded Grubb.'
http://www.cbs8.com/story/16068012/mixed-dna-all-over-zahau-death-scene-some-evidence-not-tested
To my knowledge verification that Jonah Shacknai's statements were true was not reported to have been verified by any method or source with the exception of one sighting of him on surveillance camera at Rady Children's Hospital on the night Rebecca was killed. No time for that sighting has been reported to my knowledge. Depite the lack of reported verification of Jonah's statements they have been used to prove that Rebecca committed suicide. No investigatory process has been shown to rule Jonah Shacknai out as POI except the single report of sighting him at the Ronald McDonald house. However, I am not aware of the actual date and time give for that sighting.
This thread is for listing various statements in MSM that Gore made that showed his reliance on Jonah Shachknai's statements to determine the suicide ruling in this case.
Below is a statement that Gore made in the MSM as to the reason that they did not analyse the woman's underwear found in the guest house trash can. The investigatory verification that this statement was a fact was never reported. It may be in the case files but we do not have verification of witness interviews that coroborrated Gore's statement.
"They didn't look at a pair of woman's underwear in a garbage can in the guest house," said Bremner. "The underwear was not analyzed."
Sheriff Gore said it was not necessary to test the underwear, based on his department's investigation and statements made by Jonah Shacknai.
"In the case of the underwear, it was determined through investigators that Jonah Shacknai's daughter, Gabby, and her girlfriends had stayed in the guest house up to a week before," Gore said. "It did not appear to be relevant to our investigation and not everything we seize in a crime scene is eventually submitted for forensic examination."
As far as we know there may have been a tenant family that lived in either the guest house or over the garage that were asked to leave after Max's tragic accident. There was never any further MSM mention of them after initial reports. SDSO investigators never mentioned them or that Gabby stayed in the guest house in any of the reports made public so it is not possible to evaluate whether Jonah's statement could be taken a valid reason not to test the woman's panties found.
Also, 'Grubb, the crime lab director, also was questioned about the underwear during the news conference.
"The underwear was collected but was not examined because of Jonah Shacknai's statement and the fact that we had better evidence as to whether Rebecca Zahau was sexually assaulted or not; and that was her body – and swabs recovered from her body – which showed no sexual assault," responded Grubb.'
http://www.cbs8.com/story/16068012/mixed-dna-all-over-zahau-death-scene-some-evidence-not-tested