Anythings possible but usually it's not that complicated. I don't think he would have admitted to robberies and talked to the police without a lawyer if he were guiltless in the kidnapping. I also think police would know by now if he weren't involved and they wouldn't be incriminating him like they are.
Any comments on this from kutv.com today?
On Friday, an assistant Salt Lake County district attorney, Kent Morgan, said burglary charges against Ricci still are under consideration.
But sources tell 2-News that charges may be more than just under consideration.
Sources say "burglary charges and more" against Ricci could come as soon as next week.
The source said "It's a whole new ball game"
It's unclear what the burglary charge would involve. Ricci is suspected of taking things from the Smart home. But it's unclear of any charge would relate directly to the night Elizabeth Smart was taken from her home.
Ricci is being held at the Utah State Prison for parole violations including drug use and burglary. Where or when the burglary took place was not specified in his arrest warrant.
http://kutv.com/topstories/Sto ryFolder/story_1391981335_html
"burglary charges and more"
usually a person's crimes are listed worse to "less worse" so thinking that the burglary is the biggie...what would the "more" be?
trespassing?
fencing stolen items?
firearm violation while on parole?
I mean , a person doesn't say ,well he is being arrested for jay walking, red light running, late vehicle tabs....and I almost forgot, murder and kidnapping