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Originally Posted by PoorSkillz
Lol, I'm sure they would have too if there were any other leads.
Someone being Teresa's friend and dating her 5 years ago is not a lead.
What if "dating" lasted 5 years and they were still in regular contact? What if he admitted to accessing her voicemail and cell phone records which may have held key evidence to her whereabouts on the day she went missing? What if he said that he simply "guessed" the passwords and his only explanation for doing this (as opposed to allowing the authorities to) was to see if he himself could find clues as to what happened to her? What if he had noticeable injuries such as scratches and scrapes on his hands?
What if he nails a 1/20 shot of providing the vehicle discoverer with a camera? What if he said this?:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRa7yPDjBzk
What if Teresa had been receiving harassing phone calls just days prior from someone she clearly knew? What if he can give no time or reason for his visit to her the day before she goes missing?
Are trying to argue that considering the above, an ex-lover of 5 years who was still in contact with her regularly should not have been investigated thoroughly?
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Originally Posted by PoorSkillz
Someone attacking his family with an axe is not a lead.
This is true....
Unless:
- He had visited the Avery yard repeatedly.
- He tried to kill his ex-girlfriend with an ax and shouted 'die dirty b****' just five days after Teresa Halbach went missing.
- He was just 15 miles from Avery family salvage yard where Halbach was last seen.
- He was on the yard on day searchers found Halbach's SUV - and attacked ex the same day.
Are you really trying to argue this guy should not have been investigated?