It makes a whole lot of sense to want a pickup to be on the same floor as she was on, and not have to go up and down stairs, potentially bothering anyone sleeping on the first floor.
And while that bag could be from another night, I'm thinking it likely wasn't. Sure, they're college kids and the house wasn't the tidiest, but I'm thinking any bags from previous nights hit the garbage. With that said, even if this bag WAS from the delivery of that night, why put it behind the sink faucet when it either needs to go into the garbage, or in the fridge if there were leftovers? It just seems like an odd place to put it once done with it. If anything, you'd think she'd have left it on her bedroom dresser or the living room table/couch, depending on where she ate it.
With all that said... looking at that drink a little closer is making me think it's recent, not days old. I see foam. Has anyone done an "experiment" where they left a drink like this on a counter for days? lol Seriously... if you have, is there still a layer of foam days later? It looks like it might be a coffee drink? Latte maybe?
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Kernodle and three of her roommates were stabbed to death by a crazed knifeman between 4 a.m. and 4:25 a.m. on Nov. 13.
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