Q: What is the right way for the parents of the victim to approach County DA to claim murder by her cop husband vs suicide?
MINNESOTA CASE VS. PEACE OFFICER, ROGUE COP
Private invest results show suspect to have ended his last three marriages with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, establishing a modus operandi of using his past wives to bankroll personal improvements in his education, motorcycles, houses...all ending in Chapt. 7. E.g. SUS/VIC file bankruptcy Oct 17, 2019, VIC is dead on Oct 21, 2019. Months later, SUS is in Las Vegas with a new victim, engagement within only several months after VIC death. He is heard to say that he could kill her and get away with it. This is a bad cop, no longer in the state of Minnesota—he has gotten away to Nevada. He has a criminal record which may have been removed from his file. A group including her parents and personal friends, in communication with her the day she was killed. Timeline NOT right. Nine months after her “suicide” death, SUS is married again (fifth wife).
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A: If you believe a crime has been committed, then you should report it to the police.
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