stmarysmead
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By the time that the husband left the voicemail for the second maid in the early evening hours of Wednesday, the perp had the family under control. What required him to stay all night and into the next day before killing them? Every hour brought possible complications for the perp. The husband of the housekeeper might show up that evening...and, indeed, he did the next day. There were people outside mowing grass. There were phone calls coming in.
Why so long?
And if the husband came and knocked and left....and someone from the business came, dropped something at the doorstep and left, and people are happily owing the grass...what's the big deal about making sure the second housekeeper didn't turn up?
And 10AM is very late to text her if that's some big concern. I'm wondering if it was a predetermined signal. If the second maid is part of this, that's a smart way to communicate.
I hope I am wrong.
Why so long?
And if the husband came and knocked and left....and someone from the business came, dropped something at the doorstep and left, and people are happily owing the grass...what's the big deal about making sure the second housekeeper didn't turn up?
And 10AM is very late to text her if that's some big concern. I'm wondering if it was a predetermined signal. If the second maid is part of this, that's a smart way to communicate.
I hope I am wrong.