They were looking for a white Hyundai, it sounds like the vehicle was the clue which broke the case.
Kinda surprised it took this long. He drove the car with him to PA, so presumably it's registered to him. Nobody at his Uni in the grad program knew he drove a white Elantra and just disappeared for 3 months? None of his family? Sus.
The murders occurred 6 weeks ago. Do we know when he left for PA? It’s possible he drove over after the semester ended.
What sort of moron keeps driving the car that investigators were specifically asking about? Lol “PhD student”
Kinda surprised it took this long. He drove the car with him to PA, so presumably it's registered to him. Nobody at his Uni in the grad program knew he drove a white Elantra and just disappeared for 3 months? None of his family? Sus.
The murders occurred 6 weeks ago. Do we know when he left for PA? It’s possible he drove over after the semester ended.
What sort of moron keeps driving the car that investigators were specifically asking about? Lol “PhD student”
They likely knew it was him for a while, but had to wait for enough evidence to make the arrest. Processing DNA can take a while.
I am a little concerned about that Nikeman guy you married. I see that this suspect was sort of a crime buff and was studying criminology. Aren’t you sort of a crime buff? I cannot imagine you are into it for that reason though?
If the suspect was studying criminology, then he's a complete incompetent, if guilty. Going to another state wouldn't evade them for long.
As I said before, Idaho is in/near the Rocky mountains, where a competent mountain man can easily disappear and never be found.
The innocence of executed prisoners is beside the point. The death penalty was never about justice, it's to indulge latent blood lust in the public. Witches, sacrificial victims, murderers, make it seem like a good thing and human nature takes care of the rest.
I am a little concerned about that Nikeman guy you married. I see that this suspect was sort of a crime buff and was studying criminology. Aren’t you sort of a crime buff? I cannot imagine you are into it for that reason though?
Ha. Well there are 2 types of people who are into studying crime. Most are into it for the right reasons, wanting to protect the community, bring bad guys/girls to justice, understand motives so we can prevent them ahead of time, etc. Then there are the Edmund Kempers of the world.
How could it possibly matter if LRers assume he is guilty? I would be shocked if after 47 days, they arrested the wrong guy.
His DNA was at the scene.
Ron Goldman's DNA was in Simpson's Bronco and on the glove found at Simpson's house and yet a conviction did not happen. Contaminated DNA on the duct tape in the Casey Anthony trial helped cost the prosecution a conviction.
I'm not saying he is innocent. I am a big believer in DNA evidence being quite damning in criminal cases. But I'm just saying that the presence of his DNA will not guarantee a jury will find him guilty. I personally believe they have arrested the right suspect.
If the suspect was studying criminology, then he's a complete incompetent, if guilty. Going to another state wouldn't evade them for long.
As I said before, Idaho is in/near the Rocky mountains, where a competent mountain man can easily disappear and never be found.
The innocence of executed prisoners is beside the point. The death penalty was never about justice, it's to indulge latent blood lust in the public. Witches, sacrificial victims, murderers, make it seem like a good thing and human nature takes care of the rest.
Apparently you have no idea what the Rockies are like in the winter. Not surprising.
Guy looks like he has a runner build. Which LRC poster was it?
“I used to go on night runs with him because I didn’t want to run by myself, so I would text and be like, ‘hey, do you want to go for a run?’ We’d go for six or seven mile runs at night. When I saw who it was I was just in complete shock,” Schyler Jacobson said.
Guy looks like he has a runner build. Which LRC poster was it?
“I used to go on night runs with him because I didn’t want to run by myself, so I would text and be like, ‘hey, do you want to go for a run?’ We’d go for six or seven mile runs at night. When I saw who it was I was just in complete shock,” Schyler Jacobson said.
Thank you. Thank you. I knew the look. Reminded me of a few of you guys.
“I used to go on night runs with him because I didn’t want to run by myself, so I would text and be like, ‘hey, do you want to go for a run?’ We’d go for six or seven mile runs at night. When I saw who it was I was just in complete shock,” Schyler Jacobson said.
Thank you. Thank you. I knew the look. Reminded me of a few of you guys.
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