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I was recently diving into the details of the James Kenneth Britt case, and something really stood out to me. Have any of you noticed the significance of Berber carpet in relation to Hall's conviction? I mean, the idea that Britt's remains could have been rolled in it is both chilling and intriguing. Berber carpet isn't exactly light or easy to move, and I wonder how Hall might have managed that if he acted alone. Also, wouldn't disposing of such a large item leave a trail of some kind? I feel like there could be more evidence out there, or maybe even a witness who might recall seeing something suspicious. It's striking that despite Hall's conviction, there's still this glaring piece of the puzzle missing. Does anyone else have thoughts on this angle?
