OriginalJerseyGirl
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My guess is that the "light was off" because Raven couldn't make the claim that he innocently went to kiss Kaiden goodnight if that light was on. If he had approached Kaiden's room, and the light was on in the room across the hall, he would have seen Janet and the blood before kissing Kaiden. Which means that it must be important to his story that he kissed Kaiden. And the question is - why would that be important? I guess for the same reason that running back & forth looking for cell phones is important. Because there was time between the attack and the 911 call when Raven was disposing of a weapon. There was no frantic search for a phone; there were no kisses for Kaiden. After attacking Janet, Raven ran out of the house to dispose of the weapon. He probably ran to the car to pull on the handle on his way past to make it look like his cell phone story was true.golfmom said:4. Raven turned on the light???? It was late at night, why was the light off in the bedroom/office? Did Janet flee to that room? How could a stranger navigate in the dark with such deadly accuracy? Would a stranger be considerate to turn off the light before he left after murdering Janet?
My bet is that the attack happened slightly earlier than 10:50 and that the murder weapon is VERY close to the house on Ferrand Drive - within running distance, and probably past the little stream where the currency was found. The heart-warming story about kissing his sleeping baby was just that - a story - a way that Raven found to use Janet's baby boy to cover for what he had done. Good father? I think not.