No, and I will reach out and ask but her mom is having a hard time processing her death, this was her only child and they were close. The only thing I know is that the person came in a back window, murdered her, robbed her and stole her car. This was not far from I 70 which runs to St Louis one way or Lawrence and beyond the other way. It connects to roads that would take you north to Nebraska or South to Arkansas. I wonder with the taking of the car if there was not a second person nearby or was this just a crime of opportunity. Her car has not been spotted at any salvage shops and I have not heard of any cars being pulled from the kansas river.
Well, if the perp didn't know her personally, it would make sense they he watched her. Why break
in to a townhouse when you don't know who and how many people
are inside?
Was her car in the garage?
Did the perp get in by means of burglary tools? Is this area known for break ins? I know they haven't said how she was killed but did the perp bring his own instrument or was it from her house?
I wonder if she was asleep when this happened? Was the reason the perp went after her was because she surprised him/her? Was furniture turned over? In other words, did there appear to be a fight?
Did the perp take things that a burglar would normally take?
I am surprised a bit about the car
being taken but as you said, it sounds like a getaway was fairly easy going E or W, N or S.
Perhaps the perp knew it would be awhile before she was discovered.
Say he got a 12 hour start. If the perp did go somewhere far, he'd have to stop for gas. I wonder if cameras off the highways have been checked. He could have gotten far in either direction but only if he knew she wouldn't be discovered for awhile. I wouldn't chance having that auto out on the road past daybreak.
But, if it was someone local, it is very possible the car made it to a chop shop somewhere nearby. Why dump it in a lake if you've gone to the trouble of taking it.
So, how did the perp get to the townhouse? Did someone drive him there or was he from the neighborhood where he watched and waited. I would think there would have to be help in the way of a get away car.
If that is the case, how did they communicate? Is there any way to narrow down phone numbers by
whatever it is the NYC police are known to use? It would be interesting to see what #s were in use that evening/night/early a.m.
I would think they can narrow down her time of death, therefore knowing the time phones would have been used.
When did she get home that evening?
So many questions. Hope they've found answers. But with a scene as brutal as they said it was, certainly the murderer would have left DNA.
Maybe they've already made a hit and are waiting for further evidence to be collected before arresting him/her. This arrest needs to be a good one and not unravel because of sloppy work.
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