[Brytani]

We all will, I worked in CSI, have 12 years of experience and many years of education in criminal justice/criminology, having worked more then my share of homocides I can tell youw what's allowed out to the public in unsolved cases if usually 60-70%. Even in cases where the police go public looking for information on a suspect, they aren't releasing all they know. I also know the Boulder DA would not have taken the steps to make an overseas arrest on this case, especially when California has open arrest warrants on him, unless they have some damned good evidence leading to his guilt. Once the media get's over their initial hyperactivity over the arrest and an actualy trial begins, we will probably have questions we've been asking ourselves for years answered.

[Valpal1]

Have you looked at the autopsy report on smoking gun?

Does it seem to you that the toxicology report page is absent and the two lines regarding no results on the 1st or summary page are just sort of centered and typed into the most obviouse space above the conclusion and signature?

Everything else is described and itemized in detail, just seems like the toxicology results would be more comprehensive and detailed.