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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Weighing in here to say p[b]eople get murdered in parks ALL THE TIME[/b] and this was close to the car, where someone could have parked and lay in wait. I realize the sheriff said it's not high on their list (and the dad's father repeated that), but I am putting in a vote for 3rd party murder.

I realize there are no bullet holes or stab wounds. What about chloroform rag to the mouth, passing out, then heat stroke?

There is zero chance 4 beings succumb to heat stroke simultaneously. I have never heard of a CO cloud--sounds like quicksand or something from a comic book/70s TV show.

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....  Is that really true?   All the time?  Plus, this isn't like they were camping in some frequented park and were killed by a crazy.  It would have to be targeted.[/quote]

There is no way a '3rd party murderer' is waiting in 110F heat to chloroform someone, let alone struggle with two adults and a dog to do it.

These people aren't worth the cost of hiring an assassin that would both have the experience to kill in that manner and was willing to do it in 100F weather.

Easier to put a bullet in each skull. [/quote]

"From 2007 to 2018, there were a total of 2,727 at a U.S. National Parks site. "

So over 12 years, 227 deaths/year. Or generously, one per day across the entire US park system. It happens, but that is not common. The risk is negligible.[/quote]

My point is not that murders in parks don't happen. They happen. But its with the easiest weapon and method available. Not some expensive assassin that needs to leave no trail for a SAHM and a Snapchat employee. [/quote]

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