REBECCA ZAHAU CASE RE-OPENED (FOR PRIVATE INVESTIGATION)

CORONADO, Calif.  - The millionaire boyfriend of Rebecca Zahau will allow her family's attorneys to launch a new investigation inside the Spreckels mansion before the end of the year.

Earlier this month, attorneys Anne Bremner and Marty Rudoy wrote a letter on behalf of the Zahau family to the mansion's owner, Arizona pharmaceutical tycoon Jonah Shacknai, and requested access to the historic mansion in Coronado.

The attorneys want to investigate the death of Zahau, 32, which occurred at the oceanfront home on July 13; and photograph, videotape, measure and "recreate what actually happened to see whether it matches what the Sheriff believes may have happened," according to Rudoy.

"We're interested in the bed, the bed movement, the configuration of the ropes that may have been used and the condition of the balcony; how the balcony may have been involved in the incident and the yard," said Rudoy during a telephone interview from his office in Los Angeles.

Bremner and Rudoy received a written response Monday from Jonah Shacknai's Chicago-based attorney, Daniel Webb.

Rudoy declined to release the entire letter but quoted excerpts to News 8:

"While my client has no reason to doubt the findings and conclusions of the San Diego Sheriff's Department and Coronado Police Department, my client will allow access to the property for inspection and non-destructive testing as requested," Webb wrote on behalf of Jonah Shacknai, 55.

"However, we believe this inspection and any non-destructive testing should be conducted in cooperation with – and under the supervision of – the Sheriff's department so that there will be no problem or interference with law enforcement should they decide to do any further review of the matter," the letter continued.

1.Make sure to check DNA?

2.WOW JONAH sold that house already NEW owners take over in 2 WEEKS?

3. Rebecca just DIED 5 months AGO?

4.The PAST is the PAST right JONAH?

5.JONAH got a NEW GIRLFRIEND YET?
6.(I will think of a nice SONG TO PLAY FOR REBECCA).

In September, Sheriff's detectives and the San Diego County Medical Examiner ruled Zahau's death a suicide by hanging. Zahau's family members have voiced strong opposition to the suicide finding, and openly expressed their distrust of the Sheriff's department in national media interviews.