There are a few media presentations as well as the video of the District Attorney press conference below. It is interesting to note something slipped out that many researchers previously speculated. Champion was previously misleading the public during media interviews.
Because of the intimacy of the crime, and because it was a lone individual (who never said a word), there wasn’t any “street talk”. The absence of chatter was clearly stated early and often by both DA Champion and Sheriff Darby (mostly Champion).

However, Champion repeatedly said the investigators were chasing numerous tips called in – he actually said “hundreds of calls”. In the presser today Champion admits there were only two calls ever made to the tip line:
[…] “We hoped early on that some people would come forward, but we got nothing. Even after the reward went up to $54,000, we only got two calls.”
Here’s video of the presser:

♦ In 2012 when Trayvon Martin was killed in self defense by George Zimmerman the media didn’t write about the troubled history of a 17-year-old who was kicked out of a Miami Dade high school for anti-social behavior.
Mohamed Barry, 30, carried a machete into an Ohio restaurant and began chopping at people.

