THE MCSTAY FAMILY
At 7:47 PM, Joseph receives a phone call from a business
associate that involves him taking a trip, regarding business, and the rest of
his family has to come along. Calls are exchanged between the two throughout
the trip, most likely to give directions. About 8:30, it’s revealed that the
whole trip was a ruse to lead the family to their death. The business partner
wasn’t at the scene, but two unknown males show up in front of their vehicle
and murder the family at the scene. Their cell phones are discarded in the
process, which leads me to believe that the Bonsall bridge is the scene of the
crime. The bodies are then transported into the killers’ vehicle and taken to
an isolated area north of the scene (Victorville), and one of the killers
leaves with the McStays’ vehicle, thus creating the two sets of tire tracks
leading to the graves. Each car likely contains two bodies.
Analysis: This is a crime with multiple people involved in
this crime, as expected when four people disappear out of nowhere. Two men were
paid off to commit this crime, while the masterminds aren’t present at the
scene to stage their alibis. The motive is money and power, and Joseph McStay
seems to have doublecrossed the wrong people in the process. The main
mastermind is an older male in his 50s, who has connection to the area where
the bodies were found, and possibly even dug the graves beforehand. He has a history of shady business tactics
and possibly Joseph McStay found out the hard way. Another one is a younger
male in his early 30s, who is familiar with the area that the Isuzu Trooper was
found in. and his motive in this was to have more control over the business.
The other mastermind is a very close relative of the McStays, who has had
disputes over money with the family and owed debt to them that he wouldn’t pay
up. He was also jealous of Joseph’s success and wanted control of the business
himself. Letters C, D, and M. The mysterious knock on the McStays’ door the
previous night plays a part in this.
There isn't any record of a phone call at 7:47 PM or thereafter until 8:38 PM, a single call to Chase Merritt.
ReplyDeleteThere's no way two deceased corpses could have been in the McStay vehicle as LE would have found some type of evidence. The tire impressions at the graves were made by one vehicle, not two. Also, those tracks weren't left until 2-3 days after the 4th. So they didn't go straight from Bonsall to Victorville.
Your analysis isn't revelation. It's common sense based on what is in the News and on the Net regarding people interviewed who are associated with the McStays. You can't possibly expect anyone to believe you divined all this information when it's available online?
@sandrasmith Thank you! Iam a Fallbrook neighbor of the family's & couldn't believe this reading! Appreciate your comment and correction.
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