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I have thought that all along. It was someone they knew. Someone that knew the house. If everyone was in bed with lights out, how would a random person know where to go. Maybe I am overthinking it, but I could not go into a random house that I have never been inside of and navigate my way...

That is the downside to social media. Don't believe everything you see. Overall, people just post the "pretty" parts of their lives....dressed nice going to dinner in fancy restaurants, having fun at sporting events, vacations, etc. People don't post the "ugly".....the video of a screaming...

So, the question towards the end in the presser...police feel like it was a targeted attack. I got the feeling they think one person was the target, but can't say who, so that rules out a random attack in their minds. Did I get that wrong?

I have been thinking of this as well. SOMEONE knows something or at least has suspicions of a roommate, relative, friend etc. that has been acting a little different in some way and possibly has cuts/scratches. They just aren't talking. Would reward money make them come forward?

I am not sure about #1-4, but for question #5, I would say never. A crime of this magnitude to your loved one/child, would be impossible to get over, no room for comfort. Their lives are changed forever and hopefully they will take advantage of therapy.

While college kids live on their phones, so this is probably not the case, but I can't count the times that I have forgotten to charge mine, especially after a late night.

I can understand why they are staying private. They may be just be quiet, private people to begin with. While everyone of these families are devastated, Maddie is the only one of the four that was an only child. They lost their only child. I would probably be catatonic.

E paid J. Is this the person K/M were calling that night?

Yes! Great thought. I have a friend who has a "driver" that she has used for several years that she met when he was her Uber driver. He now drives for a lot people just taking them bar hopping. She calls him directly when she is ready to leave and pays him via Venmo at the end of the night. He...

I was wondering that. Ubers are a popular mode of transportation, especially when drinking, and she assumed it was an Uber -car pulls up, girls get out without really conversing with driver (as in saying/waving goodbye to a friend), car drives away. Unlike a taxi, Uber cars do not have...

I have thought of this as well, maybe a neighbor? I would assume the police are interviewing all surrounding neighbors in the area.

I know there have been questions of the time gap of X/E from the party and where they went afterwards. Could it be a possibility they just went home?? Maybe they were already there and in bed with K/M got home. Didn't X's dad say he talked to her at midnight?

Yes, and they finally snapped.

Surely there are other cameras around at the other businesses that captured a pic of the car/girls getting into it......

Yes, maybe he couldn't legally get a gun, due to mental health (because I really believe whomever could do this has serious mental health issues). Granted, he could have probably bought one on the black market, but if someone has a mental health issues, they can't purchase gun from a store in...

Didn't Kaylee's sister look at a neighbor's camera and confirmed they got home by a driver (Uber or maybe she thought it was Uber)? Someone would be able to identify X or E's car, if they took them home. Side note: I am not accusing the driver at all, but I know an Uber driver that keeps a big...

I agree with this thought process. I was thinking maybe a guy they knew/met through parties, clubs or a friend of a friend became infatuated with one of the girls, not necessarily a stalker. Maybe he had been to their home for a party or as a tag along with friends. If one of the girls was...

Maybe J was the one that gave them a ride home and one of the girls left something in his car (credit card, purse, keys, etc) and they were trying to reach him to get it back, especially if he was a student going home the next day.

I have wondered if it is a hyphenated last name. Cleotha Abston-Henderson. Maybe his Mother hyphenated hers when /if she married?

I would assume so; too much of a liability with them being around people's personal things, however if he just cleaned bathrooms in a commercial building, there isn't much to steal.