[The Other Harry]

MH had been in neighborhood since 11/00...unlocked.

In case no one else has already responded to this (I tend to work behind you faster typers):

I believe the MH was normally kept at a storage facility 30 miles away. It was only at the house during the times when DW was loading, unloading, or cleaning it, or on the days around those times.

When it was at the house, it was normally locked.

Still, DW's ownership of the MH overlapped by around two years with his proximity with the vD family. So, it could be that the kids got in at some point there.

It could also be that the forensic evidence got into the MH in some other way. For example, if DW and Brenda had "played" in there. Or, if the SDPD planted it. (Why didn't they find the hand-print the first time they looked?)

[small_l_libertarian]

Hi, Harry: Up until the neighbors started complaining, it is my understanding that DW kept the MH at his own house. I think it was moved to the other location in Nov. 2001(?).

[Rheo]

The MH was kept in the neighborhood until approximately Nov of 2001...at that point, he stored it at Keith Sherman's....so for a year, it was in the neighborhood, unlocked as testified to by several people.

[the-gooroo]

Hi guys--I know a lot of us think that BVD and DW were more than just acquaintances. I found this in PH transcripts. ------ D: How many "personal contacts" with DW, excluding waving to him in neighborhood. Where you had a chance to either "talk with him or be with him IN A LOCATION?" BVD: 5 to 6 times. First contact was selling GS cookies a year ago.------- D: Do you remember next contact? BVD: No.------- D: What's the next time that stands out in your mind? BVD: Jan. 25 at Dad's. Didn't know his first or last name. He bought us drinks.

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D: Do you remember any "further contact" that night? BVD: " I can't remember, its been a long time, I've been through a lot.

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D: Next time? BVD: Selling GS cookies before Danielle disappeared. Last time (4th time) Dad's on Feb.1st. ----end

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I am convinced that there was a whole lot more to their relationship.