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On the request for a search warrant it probably list the house, all structures on the property, the property, all vehicles on the property.....etc.

I wonder how close she lived to neighbors. Didn't they notice her cars hadn't moved for all that time and they hadn't seen a sign of her or the baby? Call me a noisy neighbor but I would have noticed and called the police (after I knocked on the door and looked through the windows...lol).

We are missing some BIG pieces to this puzzle.

Sounds like there was no real efforts to find her until the Dad and brother went down there. What were the odds she would stay where there was a murderer in her midst. So terribly sad if the body is hers, and I can't imagine that it's not.

JMO but I have felt since the beginning this is <modsnip - not victim friendly>, not suicide. I am heartbroken for these young girls.

This is beyond heartbroken. They were so young. And their last moments on this earth were horrific. RIP.

Mental illness (a normal person wouldn't do this) at it's worst.

After watching this press conference I am sad. The poor Sheriff looked so sad when he was standing in the background, almost like he could cry. He has been wonderful during all of this and I can't think of anything else they could be doing at this point.

When does hunting season begin there? Also, do many people hike in that area?

If you have time, look up the case of Shasta Groene, where he killed everyone in the house in the middle of the night.

501 is most likely The Sheriff

Maybe on the 911 call the dispatcher called back, couldn't get anyone...hence, possible suicide. First officer arrives, jumps out of car. Before he has walked up to house, he sees man down in doorway and thinks the door was kicked in. Anyone would rather think it's a suicide than something so...

Some people have a scanner in their home and an alert tone from dispatch would wake them. Hence, jumping in car to see what was happening. IMO

Checking in after three hours sleep for any news. My eyes hurt, I haven't been able to get off this site for days. I'm really worried after all these days of no news.

I asked hubby, retired LE, he said he saw one person cut in half by a shotgun blast.

I believe a high powered rifle sounds like a cracking noise and a shotgun sounds like a large boom. Don't know why, I've thought all along it was a shotgun. IMO Dad was shot in the doorway, followed by Mom in the bedroom. Mom may have been dialing 911 when shot. Only my opinion, but who really...

Man down ----Civilian Officer down---law enforcement officer Multiple---two or more

When they showed how far away the neighbors lived, with all the woods in between, I don't think they would be concerned with anything except their mission at the moment. IMO it all happened extremely fast.

IMO he was trying to keep hopes up for the family and others. Remember he hasn't seen anything like this before in that area and he has nothing indicating differently.

I heard it from the Sheriff on HLN on the 7 pm EST. Not sure where everyone else heard it. Also was the first time I heard they have the phone the 911 call was made from. IMO they probably heard Jayme crying in the background, that's how they would know for sure she was there.