IMO too many hands are in the pot, meaning you have the media/police/RM all saying things but I'm not hearing BM or KM saying anything. I've only read their statements and to me their statements are pretty consistent. Running out of the house with a gun compared to BM took a gun from his grandmothers drawer then getting in the car says the same thing to me. BM was near the car during the shootout the 2nd time, he was also IN the car the 1st shootout. When the Meyers were be questioned by the police the very night/early morning their mom was killed, I'm sure their thinking wasn't all together. Again, I think the media reports blow things out of proportion, cut and edit etc... Yes, there may be some inconsistencies but that will be a given when you have more than one person involved. Again, I'm not saying the Meyers did every right because they didn't. They made a bad call when going out to hunt down the road rager.
BBM: I think you are missing something here. I am referring to the part where initially the story was that the road rager followed TM and KM home and BM came out of the house shooting. Then they had to admit BM was in the car when confronted with the knowledge of the 1st shooting scene. That was when they came up with the story (truth?) about coming home for the son and the gun. That is lies, not inconsistencies. Words like "near the car" as opposed to" in the car" are far less worrisome I agree with you. However, even small nuances as that can mean a lot to a jury. If they get a good jury. I have seen too many Dateline Mysteries not to know that these things matter. IMO.