MrBallen

And the reason the crime scene was so pristine was that Dorothy was overpowered really quickly.

Now, originally, Vallelongo had considered Dorothy's current handyman, Kenny Pommier, to be a suspect since he was the last one to see her alive because he was the one who dropped her off at her home at 4 p.m.

around the time she went missing.

But Vallelongo had revisited Kenny and found that he had an alibi.

But even if he didn't have an alibi, Vallelongo wasn't really sure what Kenny's motive would even have been.

I mean, there'd been no sign of a robbery inside of her house.

And on top of that, it just didn't seem like Dorothy had much money to begin with, like she wasn't wealthy.

And also the way she died, you know, strangulation or suffocation, you know, that's so personal.

And so whoever would have done that would have had to have a reason for it.

But so far, Vallelongo had not spoken to anyone who really had a serious issue with Dorothy.

I mean, people definitely had opinions about Dorothy, but it was almost like people said, stay away from her.

You know, she lives on haunted land and she's killed her husbands, but it just seemed like rumor mill.

There didn't seem to be somebody who really had a targeted issue with her.

There was that outstanding lawsuit with the Notiers, the two people who were, you know, battling over the rights to her property.

But it wasn't clear to Vallelongo if in the middle of this lawsuit was like real hatred between the parties.

You know, he had yet to see that.

And so at this point, Vallelongo felt like his biggest problem was that he really had no real evidence.

There were no witnesses.

And they'd searched Dorothy's house repeatedly at this point, and they hadn't found anything useful.

And there were no forensics on Dorothy's body.