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Why did the fun die?

It's going I guess. The problem is becoming where to put the snow. I'm glad someone else is aware of the craziness that occurs when it snows in Northern Virginia. I don't know why but people act like it's the end of the world every time we get any snow at all. I don't think I'll be...

Yeah the date gets me a little bit. Shouldn't she have had bigger concerns at that time than what she would like to do with this musician? We got 32 inches of snow. The snow is deeper than my dog is tall, he's having serious issues. Anyone have any igloo building tips?

It doesn't take long for them to hatch. Twelve hours according to this: http://www.deh.enr.state.nc.us/phpm/images/pubs/Flies%20Rev%206-02-06.pdf Actually I found a few other answers, it seems to be between 8 and 24 hours for them to hatch.

Didn't they use fake blood at their shows quite often? That would stay red.

The quality of the belt was the key to whether a two liter in the pocket was dangerous or not. I think I put something big and heavy in my pocket once trying to be funny and fell down the stairs. A semi-related story involving a belt with metal studs and the Smithsonian having metal detectors...

I guess his pants aren't all that big. I had pants with back pockets that went most of the way down the leg. You could fit all kinds of stuff in there. Wasn't there a reference to Sam weighing 200 pounds? He doesn't look that big there. Found it, his sister said it...

I thought I saw him wearing larger pants in another photo, I'll do some searching. They didn't have to be all that big to have huge pockets.

I wore pants like that in high school (I claim temporary insanity) and could fit a two liter bottle in the pockets of some of my pants.

No way, they would never sell out like that. I want to see a resume that references the WICKED .

More speculation here: The back door could have had the kind of lock that requires a key on both sides. I'm sure Sam kept the doors locked while he was in the house. He could have unlocked the door, put the key in the pocket of his hoodie, sat on the bench, the key falls out. Maybe Mark...

The only problem I have with this being discussed on the ride back is the MySpace comment where Emma added Sam says Hi. I think the kicking out would have occured the same day/night of the murders if this scenario did occur. The keys being outside is interesting. If you hide a spare key...

More of hot pants guy: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mundobizarro/3630453952/ Is that the Kroger Sam went to in the background? Maybe hot pants guy has some info.

I can't really blame them. However, Farmvillian left us hanging about that picture of the guy with the strange outfit.

Could be that he tried something after pressure from the girls. Or just a mental problem exacerbated by the situation. We won't now the true story for a long time, if ever.

The paper ziggy linked to has a slightly different version of the continuance coverage. The other article I read said that the continuance was requested to wait for lab results and a psych evaluation. This article says that as of Jan. 22nd no paperwork had been filed for the psych evaluation...

I have not been able to come up with a theory that works for me yet. My problem with the crime of passion idea is the timing. If he had grabbed the hammer and hit Emma while they were arguing, or shortly after whatever set him off, I would go with this idea. Waiting until they went to...

I understand the violence = passion argument, but is a maul really that "personal?" You can swing from a distance. It can do massive damage in one hit. What if it was one hit to the head for Emma. Would that still suggest the same level of caring?

He turned 21 in jail. He never even got to go have a beer at a bar legally. My birthday is coming up on Thursday by the way.

I have to go with #3. I don't think he's a sociopath. However, I don't think this is a crime of passion. There was too much time for contemplation in there. I think the guy had problems beyond these choices.