MargeGunderson
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Or she got a call from someone she knew who said 'Hey let's go out...' and she headed home early.Maybe she was snatched at the 15 minute mark.
Or she got a call from someone she knew who said 'Hey let's go out...' and she headed home early.Maybe she was snatched at the 15 minute mark.
The headline is a bit misleading ... it would lead one to believe that Mollie's brothers were not suspects but that isn't in the interview.
ABC: Confirmed boyfriend’s alibi?
Kriegel: We have confirmed that. He is not a suspect.
BC: Boyfriend not a suspect, his brother for example?
Kriegel: The brothers are not suspects.
ABC: Both brothers are not?
Kriegel: No.
So ... what the sheriff said was Mollie's boyfriend and the boyfriend's brothers are not suspects.
There was a massive caveat in that case though. And they didn't say the alibi had been established.
When asked in January, Det. Sgt. Idsinga said that Mr. McArthur was not a suspect during Project Houston, but offered a caveat to that designation.
"I really want to delineate between investigating a missing person and a homicide," Det. Sgt. Idsinga said. "Until we can establish that there has been foul play, we can attach a criminal offence to foul play, that's when someone would become a suspect."
More at link.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...e-his-arrest-for-six-murders/article38231320/
But they continued to watch him under surveillance....
The headline is a bit misleading ... it would lead one to believe that Mollie's brothers were not suspects but that isn't in the interview.
ABC: Confirmed boyfriend’s alibi?
Kriegel: We have confirmed that. He is not a suspect.
BC: Boyfriend not a suspect, his brother for example?
Kriegel: The brothers are not suspects.
ABC: Both brothers are not?
Kriegel: No.
So ... what the sheriff said was Mollie's boyfriend and the boyfriend's brothers are not suspects.
The headline is: Sheriff: Boyfriend and brothers of Mollie Tibbitts are not suspectsI'm confused. What's misleading? The headline is exactly what you conclude at the end in your last paragraph.
The headline is: Sheriff: Boyfriend and brothers of Mollie Tibbitts are not suspects
Mollie Tibbitts has brothers. The interview is only talking about the boyfriend and the boyfriend's brothers. Read the headline again. If it said "Boyfriend and brothers of boyfriend of Mollie Tibbitts are not suspects" the headline would be correct. If it said "Mollie Tibbitts' Boyfriend and his brothers are not suspects" it would be correct. As written it reads as if her boyfriend and her brothers are not suspects.
My main point was that, once again, an opportunity by the media to not sow confusion into the mix goes awry. One would think they could have a proper headline that matches what was actually said.Oh!! I see what you mean. Dumb me. Okay. They're probably ruled out for the same reason. Camera and keycard footage from Ames.
The red shirt is a red herring. It may never have been at her boyfriend's house. Her dogs may have torn a hole in it and she tossed it in the trash a week ago. (My dogs tear holes in my shirts by jumping on me.) She put the dogs in the basement while she went out to run. She took her phone and fitbit when she went out to run, but left her purse with her ID at home.They searched the house twice and yet they don't know what happened to her after 7:45 while she was out on her run. This must be new info they got from her fitbit. Sounds to me like someone snagged her while she was on her run. How does this fit with her red shirt missing?