QUOTE=DeDee
If one possesses knowledge of the accurate floor plan, they would understand exactly where the attack occurred, off camera. No doubt in my mind whatsoever that this individual knew the interior of CCoC quite well.
Perhaps. Or perhaps not. SP wandered around the building for quite some time before the murder, and while we can guess one way or another, we have nothing that actually points either way. It could be either. The building layout is fairly simple, a rectangle with a hallway encircling the interior auditorium, which means it isn't very complex to understand at all, whether you are there the first time or have been there often.
Also, SP knew to fiddle with the exterior cameras, in advance.
There has been no evidence or assertion by anyone that SP fiddled with the exterior cameras. We have been told they were not working, but also told that wasn't unusual.
Why? It is my impression that the attack occurred within the alcove at the SW corner where there were no cameras and disappeared out of the SW doors.
AFAIK we have never been provided a definitive answer as to exactly in which room or area was the body located, other than the very generic and broad "southwest corner of the interior" which can be understood in several varying ways.
However, LE told us they think SP did not exit via the SW doors, but rather via the kitchen door on the N side of the building. Since they were onsite, saw exactly where things happened and the various physical evidence and tracks (if any), we may be wiser to defer to the ones with info rather than not.
The interior set of glass doors in the SW corner are prompted open. Why?
No one knows. Maybe that's the norm each night, or maybe it's haphazard as to whether those inner doors are left open or closed.
If someone can offer any other reasonable explanation on how SP could escape without being seen on camera again, it would be considered. Further, I presume SP parked in the back lot near the NW corner, if, indeed, SPs vehicle was slightly captured by SWFAs cameras. SP drove across the North parking lot, heading East, out of the lot, turned left to continue to the entrance onto Chris Kyle Memorial Highway.
I think you have E and W mixed up, and perhaps right and left as well, otherwise your directional description makes no sense, at least not to me. As far as how SP could have exited without being seen, there was an extended discussion here (maybe a full thread or even more) with charts and maps and all kinds of ideas, and you might want to refer to that. Personally I believe the evidence and the information given us points us to the idea that his vehicle was probably parked at NE corner of building, and he had entered via N kitchen door, and he exited as he came (ie, back out that same door, then over to his vehicle where he hopped into it and drove away), and his departure not being seen on cam would also fit that scenario.
If one possesses knowledge of the accurate floor plan, they would understand exactly where the attack occurred, off camera. No doubt in my mind whatsoever that this individual knew the interior of CCoC quite well.
Perhaps. Or perhaps not. SP wandered around the building for quite some time before the murder, and while we can guess one way or another, we have nothing that actually points either way. It could be either. The building layout is fairly simple, a rectangle with a hallway encircling the interior auditorium, which means it isn't very complex to understand at all, whether you are there the first time or have been there often.
Also, SP knew to fiddle with the exterior cameras, in advance.
There has been no evidence or assertion by anyone that SP fiddled with the exterior cameras. We have been told they were not working, but also told that wasn't unusual.
Why? It is my impression that the attack occurred within the alcove at the SW corner where there were no cameras and disappeared out of the SW doors.
AFAIK we have never been provided a definitive answer as to exactly in which room or area was the body located, other than the very generic and broad "southwest corner of the interior" which can be understood in several varying ways.
However, LE told us they think SP did not exit via the SW doors, but rather via the kitchen door on the N side of the building. Since they were onsite, saw exactly where things happened and the various physical evidence and tracks (if any), we may be wiser to defer to the ones with info rather than not.
The interior set of glass doors in the SW corner are prompted open. Why?
No one knows. Maybe that's the norm each night, or maybe it's haphazard as to whether those inner doors are left open or closed.
If someone can offer any other reasonable explanation on how SP could escape without being seen on camera again, it would be considered. Further, I presume SP parked in the back lot near the NW corner, if, indeed, SPs vehicle was slightly captured by SWFAs cameras. SP drove across the North parking lot, heading East, out of the lot, turned left to continue to the entrance onto Chris Kyle Memorial Highway.
I think you have E and W mixed up, and perhaps right and left as well, otherwise your directional description makes no sense, at least not to me. As far as how SP could have exited without being seen, there was an extended discussion here (maybe a full thread or even more) with charts and maps and all kinds of ideas, and you might want to refer to that. Personally I believe the evidence and the information given us points us to the idea that his vehicle was probably parked at NE corner of building, and he had entered via N kitchen door, and he exited as he came (ie, back out that same door, then over to his vehicle where he hopped into it and drove away), and his departure not being seen on cam would also fit that scenario.
