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To: rolling_stone
A smart lady asked a good question...

Why would that detective search for days for the drycleaning place if DW had already told them about it?

Did it give Ott some time at the cleaners?

24 posted on 08/12/2002 11:23:43 PM PDT by Rheo
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To: cyncooper
HEY, Cyn. See post #10.

I think you and I disagreed on this subject. (forgive me If it wasn't you).

In one affidavit, San Diego police Detective Terry Torgersen said Westerfield told detectives he submitted items for cleaning at Twin Peaks Cleaners the morning of Feb. 4.

But wait...didn't he hide that trip and only fess to the later one?

I said DW didn't LIE to police about his trips to the dry cleaners.

"Search warrant affidavits released today describe David Westerfield admitting to police that he dropped off bedding and other items at a Poway dry cleaners two days after Danielle van Dam disappeared."

25 posted on 08/12/2002 11:29:57 PM PDT by UCANSEE2
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To: Rheo
A smart lady asked a good question...

Why would that detective search for days for the drycleaning place if DW had already told them about it?

Did it give Ott some time at the cleaners?
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Interesting point! And it took all of one day to go to 4 cleaners in the same immediate area? 2/5? Det. Torgeson "found it" on 2/6 then got warrant on 2/7..And the clerk knew Ott...and he was there sometime in that time period?

Do you think the clerk that made the errors on whose cleaning was whose could have been distracted by someone while a regular customer checked on their clothes by themselves or used the restroom possibly in the back of the store?

26 posted on 08/12/2002 11:32:02 PM PDT by rolling_stone
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