To: Rheo
If you had just raped & killed somebody would take the bedding and your clothes to the cleaners, OR burn it?
To: John Jamieson
Burn it, bury it..or place it somewhere as a trophy that could be revisted and the killing relived.
The dry cleaners that I always do business with would be the last place I would take it...how stupid.
17 posted on
08/12/2002 10:55:50 PM PDT by
Rheo
To: John Jamieson
Yes if I had done such a terrible thing I would have burned the clothes and disposed of the ashes by scattering them in the wind or ocean in different places. If I had a spot of blood on my carpet, I also wouldn't put a towel over it (cut it out and destroy it)..or was that towel supposed to show how DW didn't see it?
Maybe burning the evidence was supposed to happen when the first "false" reports of DW having a huge fire out in the desert. Amazing, most of what DW told the PD was true, much of the rest can be because of faulty memory. I know if I was asked everything I did on long trip like that after drinking too much on friday nite, I doubt I could give completely correct answers.
Maybe DW is guilty and maybe he isn't, I doubt we will really ever know and I would hate to be on that jury especially with all the talking heads spewing nonsense on TV.
A lot of unanswered questions here IMO.
To: John Jamieson
Any of this close to Dehesa and what about the water tank?..this was on Tues 2/13.
The family members and three men drove together to an area east of Interstate 15 off Sabre Springs Parkway. They hiked down around a dirt trail around an abandoned fenced-in water pump station.
"I just want to find my daughter," van Dam said.
The men fanned out from the path and trudged through 7-foot-high dried reeds along Los Penasquitos Canyon Creek and dipped walking sticks into the creeks and ponds.
Van Dam got on his stomach to try to look under a small concrete bridge. He climbed up and peered down into a large water tank, and dislodged a manhole cover to check inside. Other searchers looked in pipes and in high brush areas.
Volunteers also looked for areas where the ground was disturbed ---- signs that someone might have gone off the path.
31 posted on
08/13/2002 12:18:58 AM PDT by
Rheo
To: John Jamieson
If you had just raped & killed somebody would take the bedding and your clothes to the cleaners, OR burn it?I would probably throw them in my washing machine with some bleach, dry them, then drop them off at the Goodwill store. AND/Or burn them. I can't believe the dry cleaners these days will accept anything bloody - or that Westerfield was that stupid.
To: John Jamieson
If you had just raped & killed somebody would take the bedding and your clothes to the cleaners, OR burn it?I've thought about that myself. For such a supposedly intelligent man, Westerfield is an idiot. Thank God he was an idiot and evidence was recovered from his dry-cleaned clothing.
To: John Jamieson
Not only are we asked to believe that Westerfield took his bedding and clothing to the dry cleaners to remove the signs of a brutal rape and murder, we are asked to believe that the dry cleaning was successful on the bedding, but not on the jacket.
148 posted on
08/13/2002 9:13:05 AM PDT by
Eva
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