Cannonball3804
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It's fun to be "Facebook detectives" as LE calls it and spend time looking for an Altima, but we shouldn't lose sight of that car's significance (or lack of same). I am reminded that LE says the Altima really has nothing to do with the suspect. It was just the vehicle of an unrelated person, who drove that road several hours earlier. So if we look at our suspect's work or home and find an Altima, the presence of an Altima (as opposed to any other sort of vehicle) is meaningless in relation to the case. Of course, it's still fun!
They really haven't said that, though. Releasing a photo while saying the driver is not a suspect is something they would have to do to cover their rear ends. It is obviously a car of interest to them. If they were sure it was of an unrelated person, they wouldn't have bothered to release it to the public at all, right? What would be the point?
The car may or may not have anything to do with MB's death. But it WAS there just half a mile away, in the dead of night, a couple of hours before a murder took place. We certainly can't say that it has nothing to do with the suspect, or that it's just the vehicle of an unrelated person. LE never said that.