The suspect is male and 5’10”. Outstanding investigative work
So two weeks in and all we have is….
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I suspect the investigators know more, than we know about.
Sorry they couldn’t have wrapped it up in 60 minutes like they do on tv.
We know what they want us to know.
That’s the narrative. I think they 17’d this up from the get go. Pissing contest between state and fed. She is dead. Hate saying it.
In 1934 it took them 72 days to find the Lindbergh baby. No cameras, no dna,etc..etc. this should have been solved in 10 days max. Charlie’s assassin was caught in days. This investigation is a total cluster 17
Still looking for Amelia Earhart too. Such is life.
I think everyone realized that after the first two days.
hampdawg.sixpack said:
She is dead. Hate saying it.
One would have to think that, considering that she had a Pace Maker.
But, what do I know.?
She is dead. Hate saying it.
One would have to think that, considering that she had a Pace Maker.
But, what do I know.?
Hard to find bones at the bottom of the ocean
Unfortunately the real world doesn’t mirror Law and Order or NCIS. Per the GPT:
Roughly 250,000 to 350,000 total unsolved homicide cases have accumulated in the U.S. over the past several decades. These represent murders where no arrest has ever occurred and the case remains open or unresolved.
To be fair, after watching 48 hours, if they haven't solved it already they will need a lot of luck to solve it.
Are Jack Cates and Reggie Hammond on the case?
Biggest kidnapping story in the USA since the Nathan Arizona Jr kidnapping.
I bet she wishes she never threatened to release the Epstein list
If they or the mob do something though you usually know instantly it was them, they want it known it was them making the statement
Useful if there's a matching sample on file, otherwise, still leaves millions and millions of possibilities until there is one.