[FONT=&]So let me see if I'm following this correctly. Macron leaves his house in the wee hours of the morning and heads to the Township admin building, apparently to meet with a resident. A Township employee arrives to work at roughly 7:30 to find the door to the township building open and the lights are on. When the employee enters the building, he finds Macron's office in disarray with blood on the floor, walls and ceiling. Several hours later, Macron's vehicle is discovered, by way of using OnStar, parked near Chippewa lake and blood is discovered in the vehicle. After the vehicle is found, a member of the highway patrol (?) uses a plane and flies over the lake in a "grid pattern" and nothing is found that would warrant a dive team to search the lake. The FBI is called in to assist in the case and nothing new emerges and things go silent for a couple months. It is later reported in the ABJ that shortly after the incident, a crew is brought in to the Township building and the carpeting is removed and the walls and ceiling are cleaned and a fresh coat of paint is applied before Macron was found. Fast forward to February and a kayaker discovers Macron's body in the lake after it thaws. The county is then sued by WKYC to release the autopsy report and it is reported that Macron had a large cut on the right side of his neck, "defensive" stab wounds on his forearms and another stab wound on his back. The report also states that there was no water found in his lungs which means he was deceased before he entered the lake. This seems strange and there are a several questions that I have:[/FONT]
[FONT=&]* Was a 911 call made after the employee discovered blood in the office?[/FONT]
[FONT=&]*It was very cold that morning and there was a light dusting of snow on the ground. Where there any footprints or blood on the ground or in the snow?[/FONT]
[FONT=&]*Did anyone enter the building, other than the authorities, after the township employee discovered the blood?[/FONT]
[FONT=&]*Why was the building cleaned before Macron was found and who made the decision to clean it? Is it considered hazardous material?[/FONT]
[FONT=&]*Were search dogs used or was there discussion to form a search team/party to scour the perimeter of the lake and Township building?[/FONT]
[FONT=&]*How can one make a determination, from several hundred feet in the sky, that there was no reason to dive in the lake and search for Macron?
*Who if anyone has been interviewed?[/FONT]
