fridaybaker
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We can go over the noise problem ‘til the cows come home, as they say, and I’m not sure it will ever get us anywhere, sadly.
To continue on, however, I will say this: Aside from decibel levels, neighbors sleeping vs. being awake, adequate or inadequate soundproofing, etc., there HAD to have been a significant “ruckus”. There were three people literally slaughtered, and they couldn’t all have been killed at once. There was much commotion at the Miyazawa’s that night, and that is a fact.
So strange that no one saw anything. No shadows in the windows, caught by passersby? No vibrations, screams, knocking against walls heard by the neighbors?
It is VERY odd, in my book.
To continue on, however, I will say this: Aside from decibel levels, neighbors sleeping vs. being awake, adequate or inadequate soundproofing, etc., there HAD to have been a significant “ruckus”. There were three people literally slaughtered, and they couldn’t all have been killed at once. There was much commotion at the Miyazawa’s that night, and that is a fact.
So strange that no one saw anything. No shadows in the windows, caught by passersby? No vibrations, screams, knocking against walls heard by the neighbors?
It is VERY odd, in my book.