>>1417381 previous

I did some digging on retired detectives. Didn't come up with much. I don't think Familia is right.

I'm not sure we need to know their names. At least not yet. Thought about searching articles based on Weiner's laptop incase a reporter sourced one of the detectives.

I thought the detective that had a heart attack on the job could have been one.

>>1417459

I don't think she is one. Shaniqua Osbourne seems much more likely.

>>1417496

Doesn't fit Q's timeline

>>1417501

Losada is a very good candidate. He worked for the l Prosecutors office, who told the NYPD to stand down, FBI would investigate.

>>1417603

>>1417609

First candidate was a rookie cop

Second doesn't fit the timeline

Third was not a detective and worked in Central Booking

Fourth, wrong timeline

Fifth..isn't that the same one as the second?

Fourth, wrong time line

>>1417629

It was not Familia

She was not a detectine and she worked in Central Booking

Tartentino was NJ not NY

>>1417649

What Dept does he work for????

>>1417643

I think she's the best one so far.

Is it possible a detective outside of NYPD was involved at all?

>>1417697

What state did the girl live in that Wiener was sexting?

>>1417707

It's not Familia

>>1417719

Maybe just because she was well loved and the vicious nature of her death.

>>1417733

He was paralyzed from the gun shot he received in 1986. He wasn't a detective and wasn't working the Wiener case.

>>1417758

I know it because I did the research. Something you apparently haven't done.

>>1417779

Did YOU read the part about "his caregiver"? Also the part about "appearing AT TIMES"? Just because they kept him on payroll does not mean he actually worked. Probably cheaper to pay him a salaery than worker's comp.