oceanblueeyes
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I've been following every night, but hardly ever catch up enough to post!
I was thinking abt the garage, and wondering if the Dermonds' security system covers it. If not, maybe that's why & where the attacker entered.
Also, if it really was the day after the murder when a neighbor saw someone in the Dermonds' backyard, maybe THAT's when Mr. Dermond was decapitated, which would account for less blood.
It does kind of seem odd that the sheriff's number one theory, right now, is home invasion, but he's not warning everyone to be on guard. If the Dermonds were targeted for something the killer thought they had...well, a lot of people have money.
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I really think Sheriff Sills knows he doesn't have to personally warn anyone in that neighborhood. He did say weeks earlier that he had no doubt because of this people in the area have armed themselves in case they need to defend themselves. So he knows he doesn't have to do the thinking for them and they are very well aware that they need to be on alert.
Yes, more and more that seems to be the one theory he has hasn't let go of, and I think he is right. The killer or killers came there looking for something to steal or forcefully take from the Dermonds. Sills spoke about that very subject shortly after the Dermonds were murdered and is still thinking this is the motive.
Sills just said in today's interview he really doesn't know if something is missing or not. Since all of their children live in different states they couldn't begin to know what all their parents had.
Heck it would be hard for me to even list every thing I have in my own home. I sure couldn't do it in a home that I didn't live in. Not even my parents home.
It would only take one to know the Dermonds in someway. They may have even been in their home at some point in time before the murders happened. I think they felt the Dermonds would either be carrying a large amount of cash or they would have a safe with valuables in it.
Imo, all hell broke loose when neither Dermond could produce what the killer(s) demanded. They knew that even if they didn't take anything they would still be charged with a felony. A person just has to invade a home with the intentions of robbing someone.......they don't have to even take anything to be guilty of armed robbery. It is the 'intent' that matters.
IMO