> Given the fairly clear-cut factual dispute, I can't imagine this won't be resolved one way or another fairly soon The police may know much more than they hav

> Given the fairly clear-cut factual dispute, I can't imagine this won't be resolved one way or another fairly soon The police may know much more than they have told the public. They very quickly arrested the man, and they must have had a good reason to do so. The court also jailed him for a couple of weeks, based on evidence presented behind closed doors - the reason for the closed doors being "of respect to the family". There was some evidence presented which would have been of harm to the family, more harm than the public fact of suspected murder. The police may already know most of the story and only needs some time to build the case for the judge.