To: VRWC_minion
Except that officer corrected his testimony as the vacant house wasn't vacant...in fact..ole Damon ran over to the new neighbor to see if he had seen Danielle, who might have sleepwalked...this is the new neighbor that said in an interview, he met the VD family Friday night and bought cookies from Danielle.
There were also several homes in the neighborhood that were not searched, per testimony.
569 posted on
08/13/2002 3:19:51 PM PDT by
Rheo
To: Rheo
Damon said the new neighbors hadn't moved in yet,
but had been in there painting. (They weren't
actually living in it.)
To: Rheo
Except that officer corrected his testimony as the vacant house wasn't vacantWhich in any case still backs up the last two houses to be searched which started this whole thing.
To: All
There have been several comments on why DW became a suspect. In requesting search warrants LE said that during their initial interview with DW he made two conflicting statements with Brenda. One about the father-daughter dance that at that time Brenda said she did not tell DW. The second was his comment that the kids were all over the house (in particular the garage because wonder dog HOPI was "interested" in the garage, but did not "hit") and Brenda insisting that they were only in the living room and by the pool. Because Brenda was considered completely honest, DW was assumed to be lying.
To: Rheo
this is the new neighbor that said in an interview, he met the VD family Friday night and bought cookies from Danielle. There were also several homes in the neighborhood that were not searched, per testimony. What if the 'new' neighbor is part of 'whatever' Damon is involved in? We know Brenda, Damon, Denise, Barb said Danielle was home. They are all established liars.
The 'new' neighbor might be in on things also.
So, maybe Danielle wasn't home. Maybe she ran 'away' before Damon got home, while Brenda was out buying drugs (I mean Pizza).
I know, the boys. Well, no one has any proof the police ever asked the boys if Danielle was home that night.
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