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  • Det. Montresor replied to the topic 'Annette Wyatt's body found. Discuss case.' in the forum.
    Looks like I'm missin a good one! Work picked up, been too busy to take on the case. Might try to catch up tonight, though.
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    kunena.post 224 days ago
  • Det. Montresor thanks user 'EasTexasTic' in the forum.
    kunena.thankyou 251 days ago
  • Det. Montresor replied to the topic 'Courtney Morris Homicide Report' in the forum.
    Thanks, Scarlett! Nice shoes, btw.
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    kunena.post 252 days ago
  • Det. Montresor created a new topic ' Courtney Morris Homicide Report' in the forum.
    Morris murder On Sunday morning, at about 0730, the victim, Miss Courtney Morris, was seen by her neighbor, Phyllis Roy, shaking out her rugs. Mrs. Roy observed several individuals approach the victim's door over the next 4 hours.  First, Jenna Mayne, an employee at a local flower shop, dropped off a box of six roses with a card reading, "You've made the right choice", sent by Mr, Talbot. The victim picked up the box and brought it inside. According to Mrs. Roy, she appeared pleased with the gift. According to Mr. Talbot, he sent flowers on days when the victim wasn't expecting him.  Her taking the roses inside signaled that it was okay for him to come in. This was at 0830.  Fifteen minutes later, Douglas Talbot Arrived at the door and entered. According to Mr. Talbot, he left at about 1030.  According to Mrs. Roy, her grandson, Dylan was visiting her and when he left at 1100, they saw Justin Landry, the victim's boyfriend, arrive. Landry corroborates this, and he claims to have left, the victim alive and well, about an hour later. Thus far, no witness has come forward to confirm his time of departure.  From approximately 1100 till 1500, the victim's friend, Mee-Yon Kim was attempting to reach Courtney via text message. She came to the apartment about 15 minutes later, became concerned, and called the manager, Craig Albright. He agreed to let Miss Kim in. At 1530, they discovered the victim's body hanged in the closet by her neck from a hangman's noose with a visible contusion above her right eye. Mr. Landry claims to have no knowledge of Courtney's lover, Mr. Talbot. I do not believe this is the case.  Miss Kim told us that he was showing signs of suspicion, and according to Dylan Roy, he was very possessive of her. Mr. Landry is also the only suspect who blatantly lied to investigators; he claimed to have no knowledge or suspicion that Courtney was involved with any other men and that he was unaware of her receiving any flowers, but his fingerprints were found on the box of roses, as well as on the card.  He also became extremely upset when he was told she was pregnant.  Mr. Landry plays football for Ole Miss, and would be able to lift and maneuver a young woman of Courtney's build.  I believe he lost his temper when he saw the roses and the card, struck the victim, resulting the contusion, and knocking her unconscious. He then methodically rigged up the noose and hung her up, resulting in her strangulation.
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    kunena.post 253 days ago
  • Det. Montresor replied to the topic 'R.O.E.' in the forum.
    After seeing more votes coming in, I'm pleased to see I'm not some lone nutjob!
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    kunena.post 253 days ago
  • Det. Montresor started a new discussion Craig...
    Will there be a follow up interview with Craig? He has a key and I don't think he's been eliminated as a suspect. Does he have a real alibi, and does it check out?...
    easydiscuss 255 days ago
  • Det. Montresor replied to a discussion Re: Dylan...
    easydiscuss 256 days ago
  • Det. Montresor replied to the topic 'R.O.E.' in the forum.
    So, when and where do we share our hypotheses? Too early yet?
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    kunena.post 257 days ago

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