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Right. She explained that in her blog post because she wanted us to actually understand what is going on. To you it might not matter as long as a suspect is in
by dlss 15y ago
Right. She explained that in her blog post because she wanted us to actually understand what is going on.
To you it might not matter as long as a suspect is in jail, but I'm sure that having an investigation paused while you wait on neighboring jurisdictions feels very different than the way you'd expect reading what AirBnB said: "a suspect is now in custody, and our information will now become important evidence"
- ajju 15y agoIt seems very likely to me that in the information they gave us, AirBnB was just relaying the information the police gave them. It's very likely the police told AirBNB to give them all the evidence they had so they could use it to prosecute the suspect they had in custody. If I were the victim, I would not be satisfied until the perp got prosecuted for my crime either, but this pause in investigating this crime to pursue other crimes first, does not falsify AirBnB's statement that the perp is in custody, and that their information will become important evidence. Anyway, AirBnB should have done a much better job of helping the customer and communicating both with her and the rest of the world.
- dlss 15y agoOn its own it could have been innocent, but there are too many of these too close together in the press release to believe that