km artlu » Sat Aug 01, 2015 11:39 pm wrote:That GLP thread is tough going, no surprise there, but one of "Jocelyn's" nuggets was calling into question a central theme of the narrative - that of the corpse rotting for two weeks while parked in an upscale neighborhood.
I cringe a little to realize that I had not questioned that. But with the light of doubt cast on it, it suddenly seemed very unlikely. Think of just one little dead mouse in a wall, how potent that smell is, and compare that to a grown man in a car for two weeks in July.
So one curious clue to this whole thing is that Google Streetview at his address was captured in June 2012. It showed the green SUV that he apparently died and was found in shown in
many media slideshows - the one with the saltspray damage on the roof. There was less of it in the rather high-res capture from 2012 - a time when he was supposed to have been living with "Jocelyn" (
remember, the original article put her name in quotes), but the same car is clearly there. So it was stashed outside of Nebron's condo in 2012 where the guns either were or eventually wound up. Or, he never lived with a Jocelyn and Paul Aguilar / Reno Ash spread some disinformation - especially about Lash's shiftiness and weight loss. It's strange that a 59-year old man with a 16-year long relationship would have a roommate anyway.
The strange thing is that Streetview reverted to a
2007 capture:
https://www.google.com/maps/@34.077355, ... 64!6m1!1e1This shows the same SUV, looking pretty new, with no salt damage. What sort of clues were the 2012 Streetview capture telling us that they had to revert to this low-resolution shot?
The first thing my partner said when she saw this photo: "Oh, that's why no one saw or smelled his body, no one would walk there!" A lot of her family lives in and around LA, and her uncle lives in a wealthy neighborhood similar to Pacific Palisades. Nordic, what do you think - do you think many people would have passed by on foot over those ten days? The cars seem rather spaced apart - like you just walk down your little segmented steps and your car is right out front.
Yeah I've always managed to avoid that place, pretty much based on the murmurs of people here.
The Rich and the Corporate remain in their hundred-year fever visions of Bolsheviks taking their stuff - JackRiddler