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I'd like to share a thought that's been on my mind regarding Annie Royale Suazo's case. Something I find particularly strange is the way her minivan was found after it was abandoned. The fact that it was thoroughly cleaned, with the rugs shampooed and some items missing, raises red flags for me. To go through the trouble of cleaning the entire interior suggests whoever did it was trying to erase something significant. It's unsettling that the small brown stains weren't blood, but it makes you think about what else could have left a mark (food, drink?). Plus, the missing items like the steering wheel cover and floor mats could have potential evidence on them too, which is probably why they were removed. This level of detail indicates a certain level of premeditation or at least an awareness of concealing something heavy. I'd love to hear others' thoughts on the meticulous cleaning of the van and what that might suggest about the mindset of whoever was responsible.
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Has anyone else noticed how suspicious it is that Messick's condo was so clean when authorities went in for questioning? It's almost like he was trying to erase any trace of evidence before they got there. Especially considering his tendency to disappear and reappear only when it suits him, could it be that he was planning something all along? And then, conveniently, he's suddenly home after his mother's murder, visibly high on drugs? It feels like way too much of a coincidence. I'm curious about the timeline around when he cleaned and why no one seems to have reported seeing him scrub down his mother's place. Any thoughts on whether he had help, or was this calculated to the point of solo execution?
