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Did anyone else find it strange how Carole Hamilton's car was found? I mean, why go through the trouble of dismantling it into over 30 pieces before dumping it? It seems like a bizarre move unless they were trying to hide something specific or scare anyone off from looking too closely at the car itself. I get that they might have been trying to get rid of evidence, but it feels excessive. Angling more destruction than necessary almost screams desperation, doesn't it? Has anyone come across any similar cases where a vehicle was torn apart like that, or is this particularly uncommon? I'd love to hear if anyone has thoughts or theories on why they chose to dismantle the car so thoroughly.
Has anyone looked into the dismantling process of Carole's car? It seems pretty extreme for someone to take apart a vehicle into over 30 pieces. Was it confirmed that the car was taken apart before it was submerged, or is it possible that it was done after to avoid detection? I haven’t seen much discussion on how they managed to do that without being noticed. I mean, it must have taken quite some time to disassemble like that, right? Plus, if it's related to meth, the level of paranoia could be off the charts, potentially leading to this overly complex cover-up. Would love to hear thoughts or if anyone has seen similar tactics in other cases.
I was reading through the case details about Carole Hamilton, and something struck me about the testimony during Yeagle's trial. Witnesses mentioned that cleaning fluids were involved in her murder, which is just so twisted and bizarre. I can't stop thinking about whether that was part of an attempt to destroy evidence, like DNA or other forensic traces. Has there been any mention of "why" in any of the trial documents? Also, it makes me wonder—were these cleaning chemicals ever identified specifically, or is it just assumed they were used for that purpose? It seems like such an unthinkable method, and I've seen other cases where the precise nature of chemicals used was key in tracing back to the culprits. Just curious if any fellow sleuths have stumbled across this detail or have thoughts on why it might've been done.