That's incorrect. As per Sara's 911 call, she exited her car rather than the house. Sara never made it inside the house. Sara couldn't remain in the car with the doors locked because her mother was outside and panicking, plus her daughter was alone in the house. Also, it's reasonable to assume that at least one of the male stalkers would have gotten inside the house or car.
Not so sure if Castle Doctrine is necessary here. It's common sense that three men stalking a woman driving alone presents a serious threat to the woman's safety. Plus as per Sara's 911 call, she had already told them on the road to back off.
I would post Sara's 911 call but it was removed by moderators because it originated on YouTube rather than MSM.
By the way, the male stalkers made two 911 calls. In the first, it illustrates that the men already had Sara's license plate number BEFORE they started following her, as per the first call. In the second, it suggests premeditation because the male witness knew EXACTLY what to tell the 911 Dispatcher, just one or two seconds after Sara was shot multiple times. Also, Derr did not immediately drop his gun. This resulted in an active shooter situation, and therefore there was a delay in transporting Sara to medical facilities. Listen carefully to the second 911 call: Derr does not drop his weapon.
I can re-post the men's 911 calls if you want, since they were published on MSM.
Again, not so sure if Castle Doctrine is necessary, since it's common sense and more than reasonable that any woman driving alone and stalked by three men is in imminent danger.
Again, Sara never made it to her house.
