margarita25
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I always appreciate your creative use of emojis / emoticons.
(Well, I could post this instead, :sweep: , but let me tell you that would be lie!)
I always appreciate your creative use of emojis / emoticons.
If they had enough to implicate him, why would they not say so? Seems to me that would be “foolish, amateurish, and unprofessional “ , since it would put a lot of people at ease, knowing they don’t have to worry about this guy being in public.
They don't tend to give the future defense team anything they can poke holes in, if they don't have to.
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Well, here we are, Friday, 6pm Colorado time. Nothing yet...while I realize it can take a while to get the DNA back, I really thought we would have heard something by now, only because isn't that what LE said? As mentioned earlier, maybe they are getting other ducks and evidence in a row before they charge him...let's hope this is the case!
How does one verify living under a bridge anyway? "Yeah that's my cardboard box second from the left with my hatchet hanging up there"
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I'm hoping they are doing voice analysis and some kind of test for matching the pic/video to DN. hoping for some news soon.
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I am sure the families will have been advised "cautiously optimistic" or "let's not get our hopes up" along with a request to keep quiet.
JMO
If there is no case, why is he still in custody? There is something there. CO has to have enough to justify keeping DN in custody for something.
I don't think she can refuse to testify against him because minor children are involved, married or not.
I really don't know for I have been fortunate to live in a home all of my life but I think it is odd if they just took his word for it. Were there others living under the bridge when he did? I see cops stopping under bridges where homeless people are to check on their welfare and the cops usually know all of the sites where the homeless hangout. So it would be easy for them to go to the bridge site in order to validate his story.
No matter where he said he had been living surely LE investigated it to prove the location was true. If that is not the case then any offender can just say 'oh I am homeless living xxxx and you will just have to trust me because I said so.'
If they just took his word for it he easily could have lied and been living in a home where he wasn't suppose to be. They would have no way of knowing if he was lying or telling the truth about his current whereabouts if they didnt check it out.
I would find it very odd if they did not validate the exact location where he said he was living and just took his word for it. LE could easily go to where he said he lived to see if there was any evidence that he truly lived under that particular bridge.
That is why I wanted to know if LE or probation officer ever checked it out or just took his word for it? It could make a huge difference imo if they did or did not. Now if other homeless people who lived there vouched for him that would be another matter but unless I missed it I haven't seen any information stating LE checked out his supposed living arrangements under the bridge.
All I wanted to know is ...did they verify he was actually living there instead of just taking his word for it?
I am sure the families will have been advised "cautiously optimistic" or "let's not get our hopes up" along with a request to keep quiet.
JMO
If there is no case, why is he still in custody? There is something there. CO has to have enough to justify keeping DN in custody for something.
they didn't check..
I’m very sorry there is no news yet but I wish you all a great weekend while we wait.
I think your right.Given the potential reach the POI might have had, I'd say the timing is right on track. Multiple agencies have *alot* to sort through. A lot. If I'm right, this is much bigger than one case. We shall see.
He had prior convictions for public indecency; one in Spartanburg and four in Camp Lejeune. Those led to probation. The Port Royal case started when he was spotted masturbating in a parking lot by one victim, and then another saw him.
The very next day, Nations went back.
"Based on that, we started watching the areas where we thought he'd frequent. Within one day, we located him within one of our beach areas. Nothing had happened, but we located him, ID'd him, took some photographs," said Dep. Chief Ron Wekenmann with the Port Royal Police Department.
We dont yet know cause of death or if weapons were used.
He's a felon and can't live in a home where there is a gun. There were other homeless living under the bridge too so what if some of those had guns, which would be highly likely for protection, I would think. So even if they did check it out, how was it even acceptable?I really don't know for I have been fortunate to live in a home all of my life but I think it is odd if they just took his word for it. Were there others living under the bridge when he did? I see cops stopping under bridges where homeless people are to check on their welfare and the cops usually know all of the sites where the homeless hangout. So it would be easy for them to go to the bridge site in order to validate his story.
No matter where he said he had been living surely LE investigated it to prove the location was true. If that is not the case then any offender can just say 'oh I am homeless living xxxx and you will just have to trust me because I said so.'
If they just took his word for it he easily could have lied and been living in a home where he wasn't suppose to be. They would have no way of knowing if he was lying or telling the truth about his current whereabouts if they didnt check it out.
I would find it very odd if they did not validate the exact location where he said he was living and just took his word for it. LE could easily go to where he said he lived to see if there was any evidence that he truly lived under that particular bridge.
That is why I wanted to know if LE or probation officer ever checked it out or just took his word for it? It could make a huge difference imo if they did or did not. Now if other homeless people who lived there vouched for him that would be another matter but unless I missed it I haven't seen any information stating LE checked out his supposed living arrangements under the bridge.
All I wanted to know is ...did they verify he was actually living there instead of just taking his word for it?