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In reply to the discussion: Everyone on DU is expert at something. [View all]yardwork
(68,866 posts)57. And the roommate never says, "call me!!" Call me right now!!"
Or, "I just tried to call you! Why arent you picking up?! WTF!!"
It just seems staged. Who staged it and why I don't know.
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i think he's an immature poser trying to imitate a "romantic" style of writing to impress his friend
jmbar2
Sep 2025
#1
yes it would be very important to get legitimate examples of past writing style.
Irish_Dem
Sep 2025
#10
I keep thinking, Tyler wasn't stupid. He was a straight a student and earned a scholarship.
Walleye
Sep 2025
#13
It is not unusual for a murderer to try use writing style to cover up a crime.
Irish_Dem
Sep 2025
#29
Seems to me it's difficult to determine emotions behind texts read by some old monotone investigator.
Silent Type
Sep 2025
#3
Even under stress people will still exhibit behavior consistent with their typical behavior.
Irish_Dem
Sep 2025
#11
There are LE investigators who spend their entire lives evaluating written material.
Irish_Dem
Sep 2025
#16
I am refuting your general comment about evaluation of written material from crime scenes.
Irish_Dem
Sep 2025
#18
He was sitting in his car nervously waiting for the 'lingering' 'squad car' to leave to see if he could 'retrieve' his
still-prayin4rain
Sep 2025
#5
Exactly. Why would he recount details of the murder while also trying to hide the evidence? It makes no sense.
sop
Sep 2025
#9
Right? Along with, dude, stop texting every SINGLE detail to me. Sheesh.
still-prayin4rain
Sep 2025
#34
Prior to computers, shredders were used. That way there isn't a shred of evidence. Only evidence shredded.
twodogsbarking
Sep 2025
#22
I guess slipping, "we're for sure involved romantically," into the text thread proved difficult.
still-prayin4rain
Sep 2025
#69
I'm no expert in FBI practices, but they are prob reconstructed in the absence of actual texts
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2025
#27
Given that I'm an old reader who has corrected many student papers, I feel qualified to say that
allegorical oracle
Sep 2025
#37