VolsSportsFan
Where are the turtles?
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Hot take is they’ll never pin him for it if they even find him
If she was strangled by his hands, it would be pretty easy to tie him to that. There would likely be defensive wounds on him (though they could be healed by this point) and his DNA under her finger nails. If it was blunt force trauma, that would definitely be harder to prove without the weapon. A gun would be somewhat easier to tie to him if he had the same gun registered to his name.
Like most of the South, Florida is a free state. People don’t register guns there.If she was strangled by his hands, it would be pretty easy to tie him to that. There would likely be defensive wounds on him (though they could be healed by this point) and his DNA under her finger nails. If it was blunt force trauma, that would definitely be harder to prove without the weapon. A gun would be somewhat easier to tie to him if he had the same gun registered to his name.
A neighbor describing Brian's actions after returning home.
"He mowed the lawn. Him and his mother went for a bicycle ride around the block," Guthrie said. "I mean, everything was just normal life once he came back. And I just can’t get over the fact that they — it seemed like nothing bothered him. How can you do that?"
Guthrie noted that while Laundrie has not been accused of any crime, the FBI's announcement that Petito died of homicide and Laundrie's disappearance in September look "really, really bad for him," adding that his parents should have spoken up.
They're just soft rowing it. Probably hoping he's gullible enough to turn himself in and tell some cockeyed story.Someone more versed in law than I am...
What's the difference between person of interest and suspect? I am assuming it is based on amount and types of evidence. What sort of evidence will elevate him to suspect?