MsMarple
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Finally caught up! IMO the neighbor has lost a little credibility in the last 24 hours due to the multiple interviews she's given but she has remained consistent in saying the two shots were very close together.
If the mom barricaded herself in the bathroom wouldn't it take more than a few seconds to shoot her? We don't know where the bathroom is located but even if it was a powder room near the front door it seems like it would take more than seconds after shooting Jayme's dad for the killer to first realize there was another person nearby, see where she went, break down the door and shoot her. If the bathroom was further away it would take even longer, more than seconds IMO.
I get that the article may or may not be accurate, it actually states:
“The mother appeared to have barricaded herself in the bathroom and called police,” added the insider, explaining that she was not able to reach the dispatcher before being killed.
Missing Jayme Closs Was Home When Abductor Shot Her Parents Dead, Source Claims
Also, it's impossible to know 100% if Jayme is alive unless she has been in constant contact with the FBI so what are they trying to say?
“We know 100 percent that Jayme is still alive,” the FBI insider told Radar.
FBI Source Reveals Bombshell: 'We Know 100 Percent' That Jayme Closs Is Alive
Anyway, the shots being so close together bothered me before the bathroom story. Since the neighbors weren't home until about 11:15 there may have been other shots earlier, which would change the timeline.
For example, *speculation only* the killer may have broken down the front door but the dad may not have answered a knock and instead was shot in an attempt to run for help.
Or there could have been two killers, one shooting the dad while the other rushed in after the mom.
I don't know if any of this would change the investigation, I guess I'm saying it's difficult (for me) to piece together a scenario right now. This case is confusing and frustrating. Where's Jayme???
If the mom barricaded herself in the bathroom wouldn't it take more than a few seconds to shoot her? We don't know where the bathroom is located but even if it was a powder room near the front door it seems like it would take more than seconds after shooting Jayme's dad for the killer to first realize there was another person nearby, see where she went, break down the door and shoot her. If the bathroom was further away it would take even longer, more than seconds IMO.
I get that the article may or may not be accurate, it actually states:
“The mother appeared to have barricaded herself in the bathroom and called police,” added the insider, explaining that she was not able to reach the dispatcher before being killed.
Missing Jayme Closs Was Home When Abductor Shot Her Parents Dead, Source Claims
Also, it's impossible to know 100% if Jayme is alive unless she has been in constant contact with the FBI so what are they trying to say?
“We know 100 percent that Jayme is still alive,” the FBI insider told Radar.
FBI Source Reveals Bombshell: 'We Know 100 Percent' That Jayme Closs Is Alive
Anyway, the shots being so close together bothered me before the bathroom story. Since the neighbors weren't home until about 11:15 there may have been other shots earlier, which would change the timeline.
For example, *speculation only* the killer may have broken down the front door but the dad may not have answered a knock and instead was shot in an attempt to run for help.
Or there could have been two killers, one shooting the dad while the other rushed in after the mom.
I don't know if any of this would change the investigation, I guess I'm saying it's difficult (for me) to piece together a scenario right now. This case is confusing and frustrating. Where's Jayme???