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jsteele
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The "lying" could easily have been a mistake. I have never been questioned by the police after my employer and three others were killed and burned, but I imagine that I would not be at my best concerning recall. The rest is perfectly understandable. Once he heard there was a fire at the house, why wouldn't he go there. Didn't the house keeper do the exact same thing? |
Anonymous
Oh so his BMW was already searched..and the phone records were already in the hands of investigators?? ISP of computers and cell phones have records of every call and text message..and they can go back for months with the text messages word for word..Hey were is that big mouth lawyer Ficker now??? |
Anonymous
I'm torn really, I see both sides. The first being what you've posted but the other is the possibility that, and it could be, the crime was premeditated, they used the victims phones to communicate with each other, JW was creating an alibi for himself etc. I see both possibilities however, given the nature of the crime I think the police are taking a very thorough approach. The warrants are just being disclosed but the police already have the information. You'd have thought they would have arrested him by now if they had enough evidence. We know so little it's really hard to take a position. |
Anonymous
Very aware, and don't think it matters. He lived there for a long time- and jumped around on the same street/neighborhood. they could easily have met at s party, through mutual friends, even after living there. |
Anonymous
Bruce Leshan sounds like a real idiot. JW had texts and conversations with SS during the morning before he dropped off the cash and later when he was at Lowes. No doubt he was expecting SS to contact him with more instructions or to show up in Chantilly later that afternoon. When he hears that the house is on fire, and he tries to contact them and drives straight to the house, maybe it because he knows he left $40,000 sitting in a car in the garage. |
Anonymous
| Is there an explanation for the fact that JW's BMW was found a few blocks from the home? I just heard this. Did police talk to him at the scene and he went with the police? |
Anonymous
The three-week delay was only in unsealing the warrants which were actually issued on 05/14. The car was impounded at the scene of the fire so Wallace had no access to it. |
Anonymous
They did not live there at the same time. How does that not matter? They are not the same age and it does not appear that they would hang out with the same crowd. And the police have investigated both of them and have found nothing linking them. I have lived in the same apartment building for 13 years and I know no one in the apartment building across the street and one family in the apartment building next door. |
Anonymous
PP here. Please excuse all the typos. Paragraph 8 of the search warrant for JW's car, JW "changed his account of the events regarding how he received the package, where he left the package, and when he was told to get the package." That all sounds very material. Candidly, LE may be searching JW's car in order to corroborate his revised account. But the search warrant affidavit was dated 5/15. The affidavit in Wint's charging documents was dated 5/19. Notably, that affiant in the charging documents felt the conflicting stories and lies were still material. Thus, even after having four days with JW's car (and phone, I believe), LE still felt JW's conflicting accounts and lies material enough to include in the charging documents. These are facts that suggest law enforcement was especially interested in JW's involvement in this crime early on and, most notably, before they even had identified Wint. |
Anonymous
"Could have" being the operative phrase there. It's a stretch, though. A lot of people lived in those complexes, which are huge. Until there is more actual evidence that these two men ran with the same crowds or had overlapping interests or any connection other than residency in large apartment complexes many years ago and the deceased family, I'm not willing to accept the "neighbors and friends" theory. |
Anonymous
He drove to the house when he heard about the fire and could not reach SS or AS and he knew that he had left an envelope with $40K in cash in the garage at SS' request. He talked to the police, showed them his phone, and his car. |
Anonymous
It was not close to the home because he had just driven there from Chantilly when he was alerted to the fire by AIW employees. He could not park close to the home because streets were blocked off by police due the fire and crime scene activity. |
Anonymous
And JW didn't think it was odd that he had to put the money inside a auto??? Didn't think it was odd his boss didn't take such a large sum of money via in person?? May the chips fall where they may.. as for Bruce Leshan there is nothing in the unsealed warrants that state what he is printing..so it is just "hear say" at this point.. |
Anonymous
So, yes, if you are living in the past, then he is suspicious. For those of us in the present, the fact that the police investigated him immediately and found nothing more after the initial lies about some details of the cash delivery, means he does not appear to be a suspect. |
Anonymous
I think I heard this voicemail from the news b/c I remember hearing "something" in the background like a child screaming but did not pay attention to it as I was reading what was said and not focused on the background noise intently --thinking it was TV on just a child crying/ screaming in a "normal" way when a child is upset |