[balrog666]

This looks rather amateurish at the moment. Where is the grand jury indictment? Why did the DA say he would examine the case on Monday - did the police arrest Blake without informing the DA's office? Had the DA's office veto'ed a prior arrest based on lack of evidence? Why arrest the bodyguard so publicly if not simply to put pressure on him (or publicly protect an "informant" who wasn't there)?

Blake probably did it or had someone do it for him. But so what? They still have to prove it in court and we've all seen how stupid lawyers, judges, and jurors can be (especially on camera).

[JessicaDragonet]

It looks like Blake woke up one morning and asked himself how he could kill this woman...and make sure all the evidence would point directly to him. Another case for "Dumb Crook News".