Though typically allies, Warren and Ambrose had quarreled recently over Ambrose's actions.
Investigators obtained Julie Arbuckle's call records for the day Ambrose died.
The coroner's office provided a preliminary report summarizing their initial autopsy findings.
Neighbors know Jamie as a charming mischief-maker who enjoyed tweaking Ambrose.
Erin moved into her Whitehall home last year after many years of extensive business travel.
Erin was one of the Whitehall residents who felt Ambrose wasn't strict enough.
Patrick, another Whitehall resident, and has been friends with Delilah Garrett since college.
Patrick, who works at the same hospital as Delilah, knew Ambrose from the HOA.
The detectives pulled a copy of the report for the incident involving Warren and Ambrose.
Investigators updated the map with locations of more Whitehall residents relevant to the investigation.
The crime lab analyzed fingerprints found on evidence collected at the crime scene.
The detectives asked Delilah's supervisor about Delilah's shifts on March 11 and about Delilah herself.
YCSD investigators spoke with Delilah's co-workers from the afternoon and night of March 11th.
The detectives talked to Delilah Garrett about information uncovered since their last conversation.
The detectives spoke to Warren again after reviewing some recent forensic analysis findings.
The detectives asked Mary for more information about the HOA meeting the night Ambrose died.
The detectives asked Patrick to clarify his relationship with Delilah and Ambrose.
The detectives asked Julie to help explain some recent forensic analysis results.
The crime lab conducted additional toxicological analyses on evidence in the Garrett investigation.
Hoping to get Jamie to take their conversation seriously, the detectives had him come to the YCSD.
Delilah Garrett allowed investigators to search her home for evidence relevant to her husband's death.
Investigators executed a search warrant at the Edwards residence.
The detectives talked to Warren's daughter while other investigators executed a search warrant at the residence.
The detectives asked David to describe how the HOA changed after he and Ambrose were elected.
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