Since we are talking about that lot and the next property to the South again bordering part of the North East corner of the Sievers Fence (SF) and almost half of the East SF, I'd like to share some additional thoughts regarding the general timeline of that Sunday, June 28th, based on the investigative/ preliminary report and the evidence presented in the docs.
Investigative report (IR)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B717FUtKwdU8dFlwNUx5eExhZ2s/view?usp=sharing
As we already know, the house security system was disarmed at
6:09am on Sunday morning utilizing the same code previously being provided to BS.
According to the Garmin GPS system located in the vehicle CWW and JR traveled with to Florida (white Hyundai Elantra; GPS was
later found in silver Hyundai Elantra, the car CWW and AW drove with on their
second trip to Florida for the funeral) a quick search was generated at
6:17am for BONITA BEACH. (page 25 of IR)
The quick search was conducted in the vicinity of WEST TERRY STREET, while the IR points out that the incident location is off of WEST TERRY STREET.
WEST TERRY STREET merges into EAST TERRY STREET, once you pass OLD US 41:
https://www.google.com/maps
The driving distance between 27033 Jarvis Rd. and the East end of WEST TERRY is app. 2 minutes. The distance between the West end of WEST TERRY and the Sievers house is about 6 minutes. So, in order to conduct a quick search on the GPS at 6:17am (IR), the vehicle would have had to already be off of WEST TERRY. Between turning the alarm system off at 6:09am and arriving on WEST TERRY, we are looking at a travel time of app. between 2 and 6 minutes.
From disarming the alarm to conducting the quick search we have a time frame from 8 minutes (6:09 to 6:17). Deducting 2-6 minutes travel time to WEST TERRY and another 1 or 2 minutes to get off WEST TERRY, there are app.
4 to 1 minutes left to actually be in the house on Jarvis rd.
Considering that neither CWW or JR knew, when BS will likely arrive on Jarvis Road to take care of the pets, it is improbable one would have risked an encounter by staying in the house and the other would travel around the area. Eventually both individuals were be spotted at the Fort Myers Walmart that morning between the hours of 11:06am and 12:04pm.
Also BS arms the system in AWAY mode at around 8:01am after tending to the animals and would return again at 4:13pm that afrenoon. For some reason the animals did not trip the alarm, even though the inside motion detectors had been activated. In AWAY mode, the perimeter and motion detectors
inside are activated, as opposed to STAY mode, where only the perimeter is armed.
As a side note, the alarm system can
bypass any unsecured areas in the house (for example open windows, sliding doors etc.), which has to be confirmed
manually on the alarm operation pad according to the manufacturer.
At
9:28am a route was created from withing Bonita Springs to Bonita Beach. Here is a map showing WEST TERRY in relation to Jarvis Rd (right blue triangle), BONITA BEACH PUBLIC PARK (access # 1), blue triangle. The blue triangle located in the middle of the map is a possible place of interest:
We are looking at a time-fame from app. 6:17am and 9:29am. Where were CWW and JR? We know they were
not at the house at Jarvis due to the security system being engaged including the inside motion detectors. If we were to speculate CWW may have tempered with the system, there was just not enough time doing so that early Sunday morning.
Driving along WEST TERRY, there is only one restaurant, that opens at 6am in the morning. I am wondering at this point, if our duo went to have breakfast at IHOP! They went to WALMART later, were caught on camera etc.. were video taped during several stops on the way to Florida/back to Missouri. They did not try to really stay under the radar. Why not have breakfast?
This particular IHOP is very busy (even in summer) and the parking lot is an inconspicuous place for taking a longer nap. Also, right next by is an additional more secluded parking area (row of trees), that serves as employee parking/ extra parking place for the adjacent 2 restaurants:
According to the IR, after moving inside the Bonita Springs area, they were both finally spotted at 11:06am until 12:04am the Six Mile Cypress Wallmart in Fort Myers.
While the breakfast scenario is possible and may be probable to some and others not - I am sure LE knows-, the point of the discussion is the rather
very short time, someone spent inside the house to disarm the security system.
Also, I am almost sure one was driving, one was inside the home. Then quick pickup and off they go.
There may have been some communication going on this regarding ("ready for pickup")between CWW and JR.
Since CWW seems to be the technical guy, it is possible he was the one entering and disarming the alarm. He would have had to have a key in order not to trip the alarm. Also, he would not engage with the dogs at that time, because there is a
second door in the utility room keeping them away:
We were talking about the lot bordering the Sievers fence to the East and I agree, this is a possible entry point. The question is,
when did they enter the house once BS had stopped by for the last time to feed the pets and wasn't able to arm the alarm/ had difficulties/ was advised by MS to leave it off? They would need light to prep and stage the house according to their plan.
At 12:04pm CWW and JR were recorded as leaving Walmart in Fort Myers. The GPS shows that at 12:04 a search was conducted for 'Lee County Rest Area'. Then there are searches for Boca Grande, Sanibel and Fort Myers (IR). At 6:54pm there is a quick search for Fort Myers Beach. Then there are no searches anymore until they leave back for Missouri.
Was it dark, when they returned to Bonita Springs that early night? Sunrise that day was around 6:37am (Ft Myers) that morning, sunset was around 8:25pm that night (Ft Myers):
http://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/fort-myers?month=6&year=2015
There is a street lantern in front of the Sievers house lighting up the entire area quite well including the driveway. The house may have a time clock turning the light on and off in absence of the residents. The "empty lot" bordering the North/Eastern corner of the Sievers Fence would be a good point of entry.
However, there are dogs in the area including the Sievers digs, that may make noise. That may or may not have been a risk, CWW and JR were ready to take.
Then we have a broken garage side door lock and a possibly being tempered with additional door lock (pool access door from inside guest bathroom) and the fact, that the alarm was set in AWAY mode, which makes zero sense to me. So, let's recap, CWW and JR are taking all the time in the world, then returning to Bonita Springs close to dark to enter the house, prep the crime scene etc.? I am wondering at this point, if they had
additional help from a third local party? That helper could have staged the garage side door, secured the dogs, tranquilize them etc.. That way CWW and JR would have had easy access, no (Sievers) dogs would bark etc..
As it was suggested by Scout, it is very possible the door remained shut, when pried due to an engaged dead bolt. Why? It was important, that the door would stay shut, so it was not spotted too early? This was all planned well in advance. The key was provided (how many? to who?). The house was staged.
Where did they park? At the dog park? Side-street? Were they both inside the house killing TS? Who was the lookout then? Was one inside, the other outside? The lookout would not only make sure to spot anyone in time, but also report noise coming form inside the house. So again, with lookout there may have been phone communication/ texting going on and possibly been transferred to a cell tower.
-Nin