However, if the one were "smart", they'd have played JW's desire for sole custody, and moving away, very low key, instead of making it a big ordeal, (if the hearsay we've been hearing is correct), and just played it cool, and not made waves with the Rs (Especially not after the relationship between HMR and JW was over b/c he got her every other week for entire week). Then, one day, three or four months after baby #2 is born, HMR disappears, w/o a trace. Scrutiny would also be placed on the other father, but, again, w/no body, it's hard to make a conviction on anyone.
That's why, unless they're just not that bright..., (which that's yet to be seen) and the Ws did this, that I really think that there is something more to this than a grab for S. Even though we do have two men who it has been said had a big fight, a couple weeks earlier if the hearsay is correct, but Dewine had said that this had been well planned, and they knew these folk's homes. I just don't see them planning it within that short span of time, for this to be over the fight.
I think this had been put together, and brooded over, for awhile, and it had to fall on a night that everyone could be gotten in one fell swoop. So someone had to be close enough to be monitoring everyone's whereabouts, and to give the signal that everyone was in their homes.
LM began saying "custody" almost immediately, but they didn't get him and his wife. It would have taken nothing to go up the road and take them out. Just as easy, or easier, than taking out KR. Why kill KR, if he could've said it was custody, but not kill LM, who is saying "custody" that very day they found the bodies? Did they think that the Manleys wouldn't want justice for their daughter and grandchildren? I've a feeling that LM could take or leave CR1, GR, and KR, but wished them no harm.
TR and the rest of the Rhodens/Stones haven't been extremely vocal, nor put together a posse, and come looking for anyone thus far but LM has been very vocal.
I'm leaning toward something more than custody.
Just thinking. :thinking: Again.