07-26-2012, 01:05 AM
I was drawn to this case by the nature of how this young couple died; so brutal and violent. Seems as though many details are not being covered in court, i.e, timeline, blood on Lisa, Tiffany describing a
ransacked home (there was mention of a window at top of door or on side of door) that she looked through,
but i think it was determined that you couldn't see condition of home due to hallway or stairs.
i always felt Tiffany knew more than she stated to others. i did think there would be a more detailed
process in court answering all those unknown questions we have.
Main purpose of my post is to thank the posters who have given up personal time to attend court, post information, research case, especially Mustang, OTD, LC, etc. Just too many to mention. I do appreciate
it so much. This case continues to haunt me.
I am not sure of laws in Ohio, but just being present at the scene of the murder makes you equally guilty
(as the actual killer.) For example, Colorado has that law.
ransacked home (there was mention of a window at top of door or on side of door) that she looked through,
but i think it was determined that you couldn't see condition of home due to hallway or stairs.
i always felt Tiffany knew more than she stated to others. i did think there would be a more detailed
process in court answering all those unknown questions we have.
Main purpose of my post is to thank the posters who have given up personal time to attend court, post information, research case, especially Mustang, OTD, LC, etc. Just too many to mention. I do appreciate
it so much. This case continues to haunt me.
I am not sure of laws in Ohio, but just being present at the scene of the murder makes you equally guilty
(as the actual killer.) For example, Colorado has that law.