Posted on 08/14/2002 9:29:21 PM PDT by FresnoDA
The quick cremation does sound strange too. I wonder if it was a tradition in this family. I can see many elders in the family getting upset about this.
When was the cremation?
Goes to show you how different families treat different things. For example they are still testing the Levy remains and only held a memorial service. I guess the Levy's really want to know what happened to their daughter.
How would he plant blood? How would he get Danielle's blood on the drycleaned jacket that was sealed in a plastic bag when picked up and delivered to the criminalist?
There was hair in her hairbrush, are you saying he took some and scattered it around? Including putting one in the MH sink drain?
How would he pick up prints from Danielle and plant it in the MH?
You didn't mention fibers, but Danielle's body wasn't found when all the fiber evidence was lifted in DW's house, SUV and motorhome. How would the orange fiber be planted in her necklace? That fiber was tangled in a wad of her own hair indicating it was clearly not planted. Also blue fiber was within her hair, too and on her body and the ground beneath her body.
Det. Jim Tomsovic says that the drycleaning receipt has a phone number on it
That is Westerfield's phone number, not the drycleaners.
What would the motive be to frame Westerfield and decline to find the "real" murderer?
I'm pretty sure that was Keene - not Keyser.
I know those words were written about John Walsh, but they seem to describe many of the popular pundits. Last night I was listening to some of the Van Dam pundits on O'Reilly, Hannity, etc.; and I can't believe how much they have wrong.
I really don't know if David Westerfield is guilty, or not, at this point; but I do know that there is no "overwhelming" DNA and forensic evidence linking him to the case. The so-called experts that are hired by the TV shows mischaracterize testimony and even misidentify witnesses as to whether they testified for the prosecution or the defense. No one calls them on it.
This is her take so far:
He knocked her out at some point but took her to the desert to rape (maybe for the 2nd or 3rd time) and kill her.. that is why he had to take the blankets to the cleaners after the desert but still did wash before the desert too. that would explain the "we" factor.. she was still alive and maybe even playing nice a little (hence the conversation some people heard from the RV)
I told her that she would be completely disemboweled if she ever tried to post that up here.
Still, she isn't dumb. She has pretty good instincts.
Definately!
Actually I didn't hear it the first time or two.
The first time I heard closing I thought I heard the word stealth, but what really got me was when he said something to the effect of, "he went out of the house and, what? Walked, ran, skipped? Across the road with this 7 yr. old?"
Thank goodness I wasn't at work cause I was loudly proclaiming "no, he just clicked his ruby red slippers together and said there's no place like the RV, there's no place like the RV."
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