01-25-2014, 08:09 PM
I wouldn't assume any indication that the notebook was in any sort of protection, so we are left to assume it was a bare notebook found on the ground near the body.
If the notebook was protected, it must have been protected for the sake of protection against long-term weather.
However, the day that Boaz Johnson apparently committed suicide, two days after the discovery of Brittany's body, which was May 30th, police and CIS were swarming the local crime area, gathering evidence, and supposedly searching for Boaz Johnson.
Let's remind the community that the court documents states that the date relative to when Boaz Johnson committed suicide (May 30th) was the same day CIS and police were investigating the campsite and swarming the area that Boaz Johnson was "hiding" in.
If Boaz Johnson committed suicide on May 30th and left behind a suicide note, he would have had no reason to protect this notebook against long-term weather if he expected nearby investigators to find his body and notebook within hours or days.
If the notebook was protected, it must have been protected for the sake of protection against long-term weather.
However, the day that Boaz Johnson apparently committed suicide, two days after the discovery of Brittany's body, which was May 30th, police and CIS were swarming the local crime area, gathering evidence, and supposedly searching for Boaz Johnson.
Let's remind the community that the court documents states that the date relative to when Boaz Johnson committed suicide (May 30th) was the same day CIS and police were investigating the campsite and swarming the area that Boaz Johnson was "hiding" in.
If Boaz Johnson committed suicide on May 30th and left behind a suicide note, he would have had no reason to protect this notebook against long-term weather if he expected nearby investigators to find his body and notebook within hours or days.

