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I have been tossing around the thought that DR maybe was killed later around 3 AM. But it still makes more sense that KR was killed last at around 4 AM.
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The mountain boomers make great pets because you can catch them in the wild and within a couple of days they are friendly enough to climb on your shoulder. You have to know how to feed them in captivity though because they will starve to death fairly quickly. You just can't put crickets in their cage you have to actually hold them and stick the cricket in their mouth.
The boomers are fast!!! They stand up on their hind legs and run like humans. But you can catch them sunning on a rock and just pick them up. They are curiously unafraid of humans once they are caught and adapt very easily to whoever is feeding them. They love riding on your shoulder and will get attached to their human owners and actually come to you when they are hungry.
I think that is why they were so heavily poached at one time and sell for so much.
Been pondering with the daybreak, and tossed in what I'd think were rise and shine for work schedules, babies, etc...
I've a feeling everything was said and done between the hours of 1 a.m., and, at the latest, 5:00 a.m. There are several people on that road, and some would maybe be getting up, and ready for work around that time, I'd guess. (KR himself would have been getting ready to head out near that time.) KR may have been getting ready for work, getting dressed, putting his billfold in order, and got a knock on the door and heard a familiar voice.
It seems the Rhodens were likely early risers, two mothers would likely be getting up early to feed and change babies, and w/little B staying over he'd still be of an age that he'd probably be up early, probably as a routine since his mother worked 50 miles away, and he went to day care. He was probably used to being up around 6:00 at least, to be dressed and ready, and as far as we know, he saw nothing. His mother spoke of him going to FR's bedroom, and saying his father's hand just fell. He was probably trying to wake them, like he normally did, when he stayed there. FR worked at the local sawmill so he'd normally have been up and getting ready for work by at least 6:30 or so, I'd think. I'm not sure when the one he worked at opened, but around here ours are usually open by 8 a.m.
It's been said that DR picked up that extra shift b/c someone couldn't make it in, and was going in the next morning, so she'd have likely been getting up by around 6-6:30 too. I think she was probably making her last post for the night at 12:59 and getting ready to turn in. If what AM says is correct, she may have went to the door, and let them right in.
If your day is fairly routine in an area, you may not call the law, but you do take note of vehicles and such that are "out of place". So they'd not want to be seen by the folks on the road. If I see a strange vehicle pulled into any areas of the farm, I'm taking note, and if there's someone visible, I'll usually roll up close enough to ask them what their business is. Some will give you a real story...
JK , you were pondering something earlier, ready to share yet?
OT/ Raisin you are making me want a Boomer!!! lease: