wasnt_me
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Yeah, the seat looks lower there. This is the whole article where that other pic came from:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4223438/Dassey-confession-omitted-Making-Murderer.html
Let mesk thisdo you see any blood spatter on the lowest part of the door in this pic? and also redness on the bottom right corner of the car where the door would close, on the rubber insulation. I'm wondering about those black dots. We didn't see this part of the door on the other pic on the evidence site.
I wish there were more pictures. And the people who took the ones we have don't know what the heck they are doing. And the only place I see crime scene numbers on anything is the garage.
And I'm sure they didn't find a match, the idiots. You saw how the palm print and finger smears don't appear to be on that tire cover (plus there are fingerprints on the top of it, too) at the scene.
I wonder why the killer got rid of her auto trader magazines from the car. I know I'm just speculating that she had some, but I think it's a reasonable conclusion that she had a stack of things she regularly hands out. I assume it's so that, when the car is found, the person finding it doesn't associate it with the missing auto trader person. Otherwise, why not leave them in there? Who cares, right? If you were the killer and you didn't know her, why remove the magazines? If you're the killer and you did know her, why remove the magazines?
I think if you were the killer and did not know her, the magazines mean absolutely nothing, and there's no reason to move them, just like there was no reason to move the pepsi can. I don't know. It just bothers me.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4223438/Dassey-confession-omitted-Making-Murderer.html
Let mesk thisdo you see any blood spatter on the lowest part of the door in this pic? and also redness on the bottom right corner of the car where the door would close, on the rubber insulation. I'm wondering about those black dots. We didn't see this part of the door on the other pic on the evidence site.
I wish there were more pictures. And the people who took the ones we have don't know what the heck they are doing. And the only place I see crime scene numbers on anything is the garage.
And I'm sure they didn't find a match, the idiots. You saw how the palm print and finger smears don't appear to be on that tire cover (plus there are fingerprints on the top of it, too) at the scene.
I wonder why the killer got rid of her auto trader magazines from the car. I know I'm just speculating that she had some, but I think it's a reasonable conclusion that she had a stack of things she regularly hands out. I assume it's so that, when the car is found, the person finding it doesn't associate it with the missing auto trader person. Otherwise, why not leave them in there? Who cares, right? If you were the killer and you didn't know her, why remove the magazines? If you're the killer and you did know her, why remove the magazines?
I think if you were the killer and did not know her, the magazines mean absolutely nothing, and there's no reason to move them, just like there was no reason to move the pepsi can. I don't know. It just bothers me.