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Demovictory9

(37,113 posts)
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:17 PM Nov 2021

killer tossed his elaborate killing plan in the trash can

now he's serving life without parole... killed his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend.






On February 28, 2018, Weaver and his crew of investigators entered Bender’s house in Windemere, Florida, to execute their search warrant. Virtually instantly after coming into Bender’s five-bedroom home, Weaver noticed what did seem to be a fantasy. There, within the suspect’s house workplace, Weaver noticed the pocket book pages Sanchez had described.

“I used to be in shock,” mentioned Weaver. “There is not any means that we simply discovered this homicide plan.”

There, on a number of crumpled-up items of paper sitting on the high of Bender’s trash bin, have been the small print of his elaborate plot to kill Patrick De La Cerda.

“The very first thing I needed to do was attain within the trash can, seize it, and browse the entire thing,” Weaver mentioned, however he knew this wanted to be bagged as essential proof.

https://newsplaneta.com/2021/11/12/gregory-bender-could-have-gotten-away-with-the-homicide-of-patrick-de-la-cerda-if-hed-emptied-his-personal-trash/
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Ocelot II

(131,116 posts)
3. It's never a good idea to write down your murder plans in detail
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:25 PM
Nov 2021

and then just toss them in the trash. Try to memorize them so you don't leave a paper trail.

Demovictory9

(37,113 posts)
4. yes, and per ID channel true crime shows, don't go to home depot that morning and purchase
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:27 PM
Nov 2021

shovel, duct tape, gloves, etc..

Ocelot II

(131,116 posts)
7. Or if you do, wear a good disguise and pay cash.
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:33 PM
Nov 2021

And it's best to buy those items at separate stores. Also, discard the sales receipts. You're not going to want to return those items anyhow.

sarisataka

(22,779 posts)
8. Sure. NOW all these good ideas come out...
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:43 PM
Nov 2021

Well I suppose I have everything I need to do some yard work this weekend

A HERETIC I AM

(24,891 posts)
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Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:47 PM
Nov 2021

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Ocelot II

(131,116 posts)
16. Duct tape, plastic sheeting, a shovel, sashweights, and an axe. All you need for yard work.
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 11:22 PM
Nov 2021

Kaleva

(40,412 posts)
9. Best to shop at stores in another state and pay with cash.
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:47 PM
Nov 2021

And if a gun is to be used, use a revolver as it doesn't eject the shell casings like a sem-iauto would.

Kaleva

(40,412 posts)
11. And if you need to look up info on how to, use a public computer at the local library
Fri Nov 12, 2021, 07:52 PM
Nov 2021

and not your own phone or laptop.

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