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I had 3 roommates in college. We had a shared kitchen. I ALWAYS took my good food to my room. Things disappear in a shared kitchen, even with your name on it.

Agree. I would expect a person this age to sleep late, then lay in bed on their phone, and eventually venture upstairs only when they got hungry. It doesn't surprise me at all that they didn't realize anything was wrong until noon.

Any motive would make the crime seem extreme. It could've been a last straw kind of thing. I just have a hard time believing the two were COMPLETELY unrelated. Same location, same time frame, 2 of the victims were JUST over there. That would be an incredible coincidence.

Probably not, but I don't think they would've said they were looking for an Elantra unless they were sure that's what they were looking for. Maybe it's not from that particular footage... maybe they got the info from somewhere else. I agree that doesn't make a lot of sense. Maybe one of the...

Do we know that no one opened it for the killer? What if he/she was a regular there and knocked on the door and someone just let him in? Didn't they say at some point that there wasn't any sign of forced entry?

Not necessarily. They could've broken in, E heard it and came out, tried to run back to his room, he and X were killed, then the killer went upstairs where he/she intended to go in the first place. OR, they could've broken in, gone upstairs, killed M & K, E heard it and came out, met him/her on...

I obviously don't know, but my first thought was that he probably sleeps in a kennel and the most likely location of that kennel would be K's room. I believe they were sleeping in M's room according to SG.

I saw a bench today with Ryan's info on it. Every once in a while I'll see a sign, but mostly it seems he's been forgotten. I can't even begin to imagine how his mom is able to get through each day. I know I saw a while back that she said she feels like someone took him. I don't agree with her...

Searchers and LE weren't there. DW drove so fast he beat them all home.

I don't think she was abducted by a dog, coyote, swarm of cicadas, or person.

CW said Summer would sleep until noon if she let her, so I don't think she really had a set sleep pattern. She wasn't in school yet so maybe CW and DW didn't think it was necessary yet. IMO My kids don't nap, so if they fall asleep during the day the first thing I think is that they might be...

In fairness, I don't think any of the players actually said wild dogs... I think that's something made up here. Also, the guy on the property was likely DW himself.

Well, from that we know what/who is NOT to be believed. That's a start.

Does anyone remember when DW said they gave their phones back? I seem to remember him saying it was almost immediately, but I can't find that now. In this one he says "fairly quickly" but that they didn't look at them until "a week or so ago". This aired 8/4: 13:45 I know H said they still...

I would say it depends on the buckle. It COULD be too difficult, especially if it's an old truck. I agree. When she said she asked if she could wake her up I was thought, "She JUST saw her a few hours before. Why would she want to wake her up to talk to her again?" She's a mom... she knows...

Ohhh, I hadn't heard that. That's interesting...

Yeah, A was VERY certain that she was asleep in the truck. She remembers her whole thought process at the time. I think I'm going to go with her version on this one.

I agree with your interpretation. Especially since, regardless of how many times DW said LE wasn't there when he got there, CM said it had been verified that LE was actually there before DW.

The quote was: Larson : That time is varied because they were searching for their child their selves. They searched for their child themselves before calling for help. This implies DW was home searching for her before calling 911... unless he was searching for her around his job site.

He asked to go with them? I'm sure they responded, "Of course, Mr. Wells!"