kittythehare
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journalists now crowd sourcing interview questions?
journalists now crowd sourcing interview questions?
Which of the roommates were or are in Alpha Phi, do you remember? And which of the roommates were or are in Pi Beta Phi? thanks for any info you may have on this.Alpha Phi and Pi Beta Phi from their instagrams
My first thought too…journalists now crowd sourcing interview questions?
The only official who has addressed the knife question so far is the Coroner and all she said was it’s a “large knife.”Is Ka-Bar kind of a generic knife term for knife enthusiasts? I have no idea. Kind of like saying Coke (the beverage) in the South - it's kind of all encompassing.
It does seem like a lot of money and I understand it could have come from parents or a sign on bonus from the new job. What I don’t understand is why she left school early? Was she finishing from home? Or Graduate last spring semester?Seems a stretch. There’s no proof she missed any exams. We helpe buy our two buys their cars. We also supported our son bike touring in Europe before he took his job. I’ve known more than several former students that have done what KG hoped to do.
Actually, most crimes are solved in shorter periods of time. Its a typical bell curve, with the majority of crimes solved in a decent amount of time..the outliers are the ones that are solved immediately and the ones solved over years and years. The longer it takes to solve, the more difficult and less likely its solved.Unlike TV shows, crimes are not solved in hours or even days/weeks/months or years. It takes time.
Trust that LEOs are doing all they can to find the perp and will NEVER give up.
She looks like 99.999999999% of people her age with their phones.After watching the food truck vid again....I am very curious about the time Kaylee spent on her phone....was it texting? She was very focused. I hope LE have been able to get into her phone.
It's gross, it's like they are turning this case into some bizarre game show.My first thought too…
if you look at the layout of the house, that is the 2nd floor but is on the ground in the back of the house where it's facing the wooded area/parking lot behind house. the ground floor (basement) where the survivors were, faces the street.The thing about the blood on the foundation. First of all, it does look like blood, but I've read where the students were killed on the 2nd and 3rd floor and that looks as though it's a ground floor--due to the foundation. I can see in a very rare case where blood might leak along the edge of the floor and out from above the sill plate, but would it run all the way down from a story above?
Just me thinking aloud here.
Especially if she was drunk. Trying to "focus your eyes" on your phone when you are drunk should be an olympic sport.She looks like 99.999999999% of people her age with their phones.
JMO. Speculation. I believe he took a momento.Was that confirmed or reported? Or just speculation? Just curious as I may have missed that!
Similarly I think this is why they haven't confirmed outright the ex has been cleared (at least I don't think they have?). The missed calls were more than likely due to him being asleep, but that certainly isn't a super solid alibi. LE have been more than happy to state the calls had no connection to the murders, which I take to read as them confirming the calls were drunk dials and not from 2 girls sensing danger.The tricky thing is, I'm sure, not many people have alibis that can be solid for 2-5am... Unless they were sleeping with someone and that person wasn't lying when confirming...
I hope it's inviting a response from someone connected, hoping for information.My first thought too…
That's what I've been thinking. But also, who locked the door? Did the killer lock it on his way out?Not a Twitter user, but I sure would like to know whether the victims’ doors were locked. I’ve convinced myself that they were since another WS suggested it many threads ago. It explains the survivors’ behavior with regard to calling friends before 911 (“Hey! We can’t get your brother up, and the door’s locked. Can you yank it open or bring over a ladder so we can get to a window?”). More importantly, it shows some composure on the part of the perpetrator. I really don’t think this was this guy’s first time. If it was’t, his priors were elsewhere. All MOO.
Which of the roommates were or are in Alpha Phi, do you remember? And which of the roommates were or are in Pi Beta Phi? thanks for any info you may have on this.
I do recall that early on, one of the national sororities posted their condolences but it was way back on this forum and not sure if I would be able to find it now.
She looks like 99.999999999% of people her age with their phones.
I do think that level of familiarity would be limited to long term residents. Collegetowns have a very transient population. Most students are there for 4-5 yrs and then move on. Other than relationships in the community at large they likely just hang out and are familiar with fellow students.Ok, that's good to know! Most of the men my dad has hunted with over the years, they know what each other has. I think someone mentioned in the thread that the specific type of knife that is suspected to have been used in the murders is more of a "collectors"/pass-down type item, less in use now. So I thought it might be more likely that someone in that sort of community would know about it.
The tricky thing is, I'm sure, not many people have alibis that can be solid for 2-5am... Unless they were sleeping with someone and that person wasn't lying when confirming...