Lee DeFleur

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What’s the deal with this meme? I see it all the time used in many different ways.

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The blonde woman is Taylor Armstrong. The screenshot was from a 2011 episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The cat was identified as one named Smudge. That’s all I really know.

Fun fact: the brunette in the photo is Kyle Richards. Her sister, Kim Richards, was a child actress who starred with Ike Eisenmann in Escape from Witch Mountain movie (and sequel) in the 1970’s. I’m showing my age.

Know your meme: crying blonde and white cat

Part 2 of 'Mystery in the Ashes' aired on WWL last night. Below is the article recapping this episode. The video includes video footage from the inside of the Krentel's fire dept SUV as he's driving to the scene of the fire. He arrived after STPSO deputies but before fire engines.

WWL TV: Nanette Krentel investigation - Part 2

Part 3 airs Friday, Nov. 22 at the 10 pm news broadcast.

WWL-TV is doing a multipart series on the investigation. It started yesterday. Part 2 airs tonight. I'm attaching below a link the WWL article recapping Part 1.

From the article: "Bennett concluded Nanette’s death was a homicide for three main reasons: no soot in her airways, no blistering on the fire-exposed side of her torso and a lack of blood around the body." I've heard about the no soot. Those who still believe it was suicide speculate that she set the fire, then shot herself and was dead before the fire spread hence no inhaling smoke/soot. I had not heard about the two other factors (lack of blistering and lack of blood around the body).

WWL Investigates: Who Killed Nanette Krentel?

Family of murdered Covington woman say they've lost faith in investigation

“The STPSO has said repeatedly they opened the investigation into the leak because one of Krentel’s family members contacted them with concerns about the emails.

None of the family members we spoke with said they reached out to the STPSO.

Krentel’s father, Dan Watson, said he heard the sheriff was concerned about a leak in the case when he heard about the defamation arrest on the news.

Kim Watson, the recipient of the emails, said the STPSO called her to let her know about the arrest shortly before it was made public.”

STPSO Officer fired, Federal investigator arrested for defaming the sheriff’s department

A recent article on Nola.com

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“You bumped this for that?”

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So did you. Your point?

Nanette’s case to be featured on People Magazine Investigates TV show

Sorry, KelSue, that you feel that way, but I understand. I only follow a couple off-topic cases (my only reason for visiting this forum).

There are other sites that are friendlier, but they are heavily moderated, and rumors aren’t generally allowed so TD is where I come for the “water cooler” talk, which more often than not contains kernels of truth.

One year later

“Family members say Nanette was afraid of her her brother-in-law Bryan Krentel, who had been released from prison and had made threatening statements to the couple. "She was scared to death, afraid for life," her father said, adding that she carried a gun and had bought a 20-gauge shotgun for home security, practicing regularly.

Her cousin Gina Watson said the family was troubled to learn that an ankle monitoring bracelet that Bryan Krentel wore had not been set up to monitor his movements but only to detect alcohol use.

The Sheriff's Office spokesman confirmed that but said the brother-in-law's whereabouts have been confirmed by investigators via video surveillance footage prior to and after initial reports of the fire.”

Krentel announces he’s retiring Sept. 1.

Steve Krentel to retire