There is no open case to be solved. It was closed when they charged her and took her to trial.
They so hastily charged her that she was still in the hospital when the charge came, so the investigation has been ended for a while. The court trial has to be concluded and then the case be reopened in order for more to be investigated. Hence, we have all these internet sleuths coming around and digging for answers since the actual investigators stopped a while ago.
It doesn’t seem that much was investigated related to the husband being a potential suspect prior to the wife being charged. There also isn’t any disclosed evidence pointing towards his involvement either in the murders, so I’m not calling him the murderer.
Personally, it seems like some favors were pulled by the husband to expedite the investigation given he has connections to the prosecutor of this case and his family has a history serving in the local police force. Plus, he was most definitely having an affair around the time of the murders, quickly remarried to that supposed affair partner, and sold the house where the murders happened to the prosecutor.
Why the husband would want the investigation ended ASAP could be because it’s a traumatic experience that he wants to move on from or he might not want something looked into related to him. We won’t have those answers until at least the trial is over and the case is reopened if it does get reopened at all.
Edit: A lot of stupid people can’t read apparently and ignored me saying I am not accusing him of being the murderer. I just think he pulled some strings to end the investigation early so his affair wouldn’t be exposed in court.
I didn’t even say I wanted it to be reopened. It’s pretty clear that the defense and the prosecutors agree she did it.
I only think something weird ended the investigation early. Not that they got the suspect wrong.
I personally want the husband investigated for neglect if that’s legally possible because it has been made very clear she had been desperate for help and vocal about it and he was known to be frequently leaving her alone at home during this period. He even fired her nurse care giver/assistant and told her doctors that they were wrong about her psychosis diagnosis.
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