She would have to have been in the house. The front doors have no windows and sightlines from the living wouldn't have given a decent view of the stairs if he only turned on the lights when he got to the front door. Although, it's possible she went out the front door and closed it and called the cops and was there when he opened the door.
I don't doubt your account here or in your previous post. And I may not have read as much as you have. But 1) I can't find anything that says definitively the fiancee who broke in was accompanied to the home by the two friends you describe. I have read accounts supplied by two friends to reporters but it's not clear (to me) they were actually there when she broke in. 2) The person who banged on the door was there banging earlier in the day per most reports. Did he not see the men's vehicles? Supposedly the fiancee broke in after discovering the vehicles were there that night. If he was such a close friend (the boyfriend of the fiancee's best friend) why wouldn't he have told her the vehicles were there earlier in the day? 3) I've honestly never read the fiancee was standing inside the house to see JW come down the stairs when LE arrived. If I'd found an unexpected dead body, I'd have left I'm pretty sure. And I'd think LE would have told her to leave too. 4) Lots of accounts say she only found one body, not all three. MOO
The account below is typical of what I've read. Also it seems to say the homeowner is in his 40's lives in Denver.
Search for fiancé turns into the discovery of 3 dead bodies at Northland home
The case remains a suspicious death investigation after KCPD found no obvious signs of foul playwww.kmbc.com
www.insideedition.com
Yes you might want to stay near your dear friend (although I don't know if she would even recognize who it was in that split moment), but how would your body react to such a traumatic sight? Wouldn't it go into the acute stress response? Fight-flight-freeze-faint? IDK.
Thanks for the additional info & timeline. It is murky. And the interactions with AWL are murky too. How did relatives know he had been there that night? Or did they contact him for other reasons?You're right. She may have gone by herself. That part of the story is embedded in speaking to NewsNation or Banfield, I believe. I don't have the patience to go look through those videos again. If AM was alone at 9 pm when she "knocked for 10 minutes" on the door, then the other incident (wherein AM goes with her BF and BF's boyfriend to the house and the boyfriend knocks for 20 minutes on the door" is the SECOND time that day that someone came to JW's house to look for the missing men.
What sticks at to me is that AWL is texted by both AM and by decedent Johnson's mother - at around 9 am. So surely they knew he had been over to the house the prior evening? I find it hard to believe they didn't know his criminal record - but perhaps not. Still, AWL is another long time friend since high school, which two of the decedents attended.
While trying to figure this out, I found a good timeline. DLT (another close friend of the group) goes to JW's house at 7 pm on the 9th. Knocks for 20 minutes (!) and gets no response - but that is not directly from his mouth, that's via his wife, who apparently wasn't there. When it was first reported, it sound as if the wife was there - but it's not at all clear that she was.
After that, it's fuzzy. Here's the timeline I'm using:
Kansas City Timeline: Final Hours of 3 Found Dead at Classmate's Home
Friends and family are not happy with what they say is a lack of information and want to know how Jordan Willis could not have seen the bodies in his backyard, and why he has not spoken with them about what happened the night.
Notice that the timeline of AM's doings is "according to two friends" (are they repeating what she told them afterwards? if they weren't there, surely then it's a second hand report).
She arrives at the house at around 9 pm, knocks, looks around, breaks in through a basement window, etc. Police arrive at 9:51 (and somewhere it's reported that it took them about 10 minutes after the 911 call started - so she called 911 around 9:41).
It does sound like she's alone at the house. If she knocked on the door for a while, wouldn't she have also called out? It is peculiar that JW hears LE at the door but does not hear AM there. IMO.
