Yup first to flip gets the deal.Sounds like they confessed/made a deal, if they found the body after they were detained.
Yup first to flip gets the deal.
Details here.Yeah at least one of them confessed, how messed up
Tough to read.
That was a comedy, not a tragedy.It's a mad mad mad mad world.
After learning from other witnesses that Rodgers was last seen with Harnden, investigators made numerous attempts to talk with her but she refused to return phone calls. The report said police also learned the two had fought, days before the disappearance because Rodgers told people that Sakari implicated her boyfriend in a California murder case. Investigators believe this is what likely led to Rodger’s murder.
I'm confused, so there is another murder case he's involved in CA? That's the reason they killed her.
Totally not clear in that news story whether "her boyfriend" means Rodgers' boyfriend or Harnden's boyfriend. I think the latter makes more sense. It's also not clear whether, if the latter, we can assume that it means "Chance Comanche" because other material suggests that he and Harnden were exes. Bizarre case either way.
I took it as Rodgers implicated Harnden's boyfriend in a murder case in CA so Harnden called on her ex boyfriend Comanche to do the deed.
Rodgers told people that Sakari [Harnden] implicated her boyfriend in a California murder case
Rodgers told people things that implicated Harnden's boyfriend in a California murder case
That would sure make the most sense, but the article says this:
It may simply be wrongly written, but the grammar as written is clear (at least with respect to the subject/verb...the pronoun is clear as mud). The sense is that Harnden implicated somebody, and Rodgers was yapping about it.
Now if it said:
Then that would make more sense. But that's clearly not what it says. Maybe it's supposed to say that, but it doesn't.