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Prosecutor: Ft. Mitchell Homicide Was Not A Random Act

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Authorities need the public’s assistance. Sanders said they have not received a lot of tips from the public and “we’re really thin on actually leads. So it’s imperative that anyone that might have any information whether it’d be something they know, something they heard. No matter how slight (it is)” to call Fort Mitchell Police or Crime Stoppers. He said authorities believe that there are multiple people with knowledge of the break-in.

 

Those with information are asked to call Fort Mitchell Police at 859-331-2823 or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040. Tipsters can remain anonymous.

So, I am guessing the boyfriend, or roommate, whatever he was, was the one dealing? And he doesn't know who he was dealing with? Wasn't he present during the break in and murder?

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So, I am guessing the boyfriend, or roommate, whatever he was, was the one dealing? And he doesn't know who he was dealing with? Wasn't he present during the break in and murder?

 

The request for tips tells me the boyfriend has either not told everything he knows or he doesn't know as much as we may have assumed about the perpetrators.

 

At the same time, the comment about multiple people have knowledge of the break in puzzles me.

 

Either way, if anyone reading this knows anything about the murder or you have talked to anyone that knew anything about it, over heard anyone, or have any knowledge whatsoever, even if it is hearsay, please call the tip line and let the authorities know. Sometimes we rationalize things thinking they would be of no value when if fact it is very important to the investigation.

So, I am guessing the boyfriend, or roommate, whatever he was, was the one dealing? And he doesn't know who he was dealing with? Wasn't he present during the break in and murder?

 

Was it her apartment? If so, why are we automatically assuming she wasn't the one dealing?

The request for tips tells me the boyfriend has either not told everything he knows or he doesn't know as much as we may have assumed about the perpetrators.

 

At the same time, the comment about multiple people have knowledge of the break in puzzles me.

 

Either way, if anyone reading this knows anything about the murder or you have talked to anyone that knew anything about it, over heard anyone, or have any knowledge whatsoever, even if it is hearsay, please call the tip line and let the authorities know. Sometimes we rationalize things thinking they would be of no value when if fact it is very important to the investigation.

 

News report this morning said the police felt he wasn't telling them everything.

Was it her apartment? If so, why are we automatically assuming she wasn't the one dealing?

 

Because it sounds like it was her roommate dealing. Police believe he is not being completely open with them.

Because it sounds like it was her roommate dealing. Police believe he is not being completely open with them.

 

Where does it sound like that?

Where does it sound like that?

 

If he isn't revealing everything he knows...then he has something to hide. Wonder what that may be?

News report this morning said the police felt he wasn't telling them everything.
Then find something to hold him on, and put him in the cell with Bumpass.
If he isn't revealing everything he knows...then he has something to hide. Wonder what that may be?

 

I think it's a pretty big assumption to assume that means he's dealing.

I think it's a pretty big assumption to assume that means he's dealing.

 

And I don't...

Clearly....:lol:

 

Are you basing your opinion off the fact that she is the one dead and he is not?

 

I am basing mine on the fact that if I had nothing to hide than I would be fully cooperative with the investigation.

Are you basing your opinion off the fact that she is the one dead and he is not?

 

I am basing mine on the fact that if I had nothing to hide than I would be fully cooperative with the investigation.

 

I'm basing mine on that fact as well as the fact that there are multiple other reasons he could be hiding something.

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