Just playing around with these letters;
essie, you, I see?
or someone with the initials S.S.E. you I see?
ETA;
What I see is J, S, e, v,
Then it's hard to make out, but my guess is C or an L, or a 1, then a G, or a 6.
So to me, I see; JSev16. The J and the S seem to me to be seperate and Capitalized.
I agree also that it could say J Seta, the a being backwards, and the v and 1 actually being a "t".
I also think they knew the killers. I think there are two since two knives appear missing, though I read from another poster that sometimes an extra hole for no knife is addedin a knife block. Nevertheless, LE states 2 knives are missing. Someone, LE thinks, Ron, made it out of the garage, but was dragged back inside. This makes little sense to me as the murders certainly weren't committed while the door was open? Chris, the woman, it appears dropped her cookie and turned to run into the house, so the assault on her husband was either in progress, or started as she got to the bottom step. Anyway, she recognizes something wrong only when she gets to the bottom step, and turns and runs back up the steps. Blood is found on the wall in smears, and the doorknob is bloody. That is in the pic where the door is closed. The pic with her slippers, the door appears open, but seems to be the same door. So, I don't know if there are two doors, or the same door in two positions.
The dot that makes the L, or 1 appear as an i seems to me a drop of blood from the back of the jeep, and isn't part of what she wrote, imo.
The crime appears to me to be very personal. They didn't take anything, though one poster says something was taken from a pocket of one, and they say it's a little money. I don't know where they got that info as no link is given, but I disagree. It could have been a business card, or something else that would identify the killer(s).
Though I don't know, I'm guessing the attack was personal against the man, and the woman was murdered simply because she was there and saw the crime against her husband.
The family member, lost, says that Ron got several calls that he avoided, or ignored within 48 hours of the murders.
I'm very sorry for your loss, lost. I pray your loved ones receive justice, and that it brings you some comfort.
Imo, this is not a random crime. Someone was angry with Ron. I want to say or wanted something from him, but no personal property was taken. Someone wanting to borrow money would have taken valuables, such as jewelry.
So imo, this was an act of rage against Ron.
Ron's son, in an interview gives me the impression that as parents, they expected a lot concerning the business
Working eighty hours in the beginning. Quitters never win, winners never quit. The mom and dad both seriously involved in the business, and all three children and Ryan's gf/wife was also an employee. As it is a meat business, I wonder if any of them are butchers by trade.
I can see these parents putting a whole lot of pressure on their children, and especially Ron Jr.
The parents were both 58, and the son, Ron, looks at least 40. His hair is graying. He showed little emotion in the interview and showed obvious signs, imo, of resentment, especially toward his father, but also toward his mother, but to a lessor degree.
I hope he isn't involved.
The father even called the son on Fridays on a regular basis concerning the business.
Imo, way too much involvement, and the children weren't allowed to go out on their own. They were perpetual children. Perhaps culture has something to do with it, but the parents and the son dressed like the average American family, the home, and hobbies, normal American hobbies, so I don't think culture was involved, but I could be mistaken. The son appeared to be dressed casual in the interiew, but seemed to me to have a serious personality, who carries a lot of weight on his shoulders. His business provides the livings of his whole family, his parents, brother, sister, children, etc. That's a lot of pressure.
I'm surprised the case hasn't been solved after all this time.
I wonder how the adult children are doing now, pertaining to the business.
moo