Can you please stop with this?? So much victim blaming, even now, so many years later. |
Anthony Bourdaine died by suicide. You might be thinking of David Carradine he died by accidental erotic asphyxiation. |
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| I just watched the Peacock documentary. It is so sad and upsetting that it there is still no justice for Robert. I feel horrible for his wife and family. The three friends seem very creepy and I wouldn’t be surprised if they have killed before and covered it up. |
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The chief coroner indeed said cause of death was wound stabbing, I believe he was already dead by asphyxiation before he was stabbed. Have you heard of “down low”? DP, not the one to whom you're responding, but what you "believe" means absolutely nothing. Saying the cause of death was something other than what the coroner found, based on what you "believe," is your own total fantasy. Do you want to insist on autoerotic asphyxiation because you want to solve the case yourself, or because the idea fulfills some kind of kink for you, PP? Maybe a little of both? Don't answer, no one here actually cares, you just need to know your so-called beliefs are your personal delusions based on no evidence. Seek help for your out of control fantasies you portray as theories. |
No, Bourdain just killed himself. Maybe you’re thinking of Michael Hutchence. |
Agree. Was way too practiced and quick for it to be a first time imho. |
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The shoddiness of the DC lab, weakness of the USAO office and bungling of the handling of the house did the case no favors. I do believe MPD tried hard, this case was a huge focus. Had there been more blood more tests could have been run then or in the future.
I keep coming back to where did all the blood go? Down a drain or siphoned off? |
Were the kids living with them? |
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According to the pathologist’s report, it said that blood vessels in Wone's eye had burst, an indicator of suffocation.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jun/28/mystery-robert-wone-death |
Answered earlier in this thread, PP. No. |
No, answered above. Kids lived with moms in Silver Spring. |
I dunno if I'd say that MPD did their best, though. Wasn't it MPD who was responsible for incorrect application of the substance that was used to try to find more forensic evidence (not luminol, something else)? I definitely think that the USAO got outgunned by the defense, which is pretty predictable. I'm a social worker, not a lawyer, but it seems to me that a jury trial would probably be a better call for both sides, but ESPECIALLY the prosecution, given the problems with the case. "Murder weapon" that is probably not the murder weapon, extreme lack of forensic evidence on the scene, no confessions or movement at all from the 3 living people in the house - all of those things definitely create a reasonable doubt if you're trying to convict them of murder, but that's not what the trial was. Those things definitely create an impression that the 3 living people went to great lengths to cover things up, and juries seem more likely to make an emotional call vs a judge who would maybe see it more clinically. |
Property records show that Joe and Victor left Florida last year and last/current address is also Silver Spring. |
Perfect time to get some answers then |