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There's so many scenarios regarding how this couple died. A lot of them make sense when it's related to things like carbon monoxide poisoning but what I don't get is a dog locked in a closet and two more running free while the door is wide open with two dead people inside the house.
The closet has been referred to as a kennel, too, but a kennel and a closet are light years away from one another. A kennel can be a safe place for a new addition to the family until the dog is integrated into the group. It could be the animal was ill and was being isolated from the other dogs. But a closet? A closet is a whole different ball of wax. Did the dog have behavioral issues. Was is some kind of punishment? Did the dog do something to either one of the deceased people? Was the dog put in the closet to protect it?
The pills lying on the floor around GH wife - were they her pills or GHs. He looked frail in those images from late last year. And I heard they had become reclusive. Was GH suffering from dementia? Was it a suicide pact gone very wrong and the dog accidently got caught in the closet when the wife fell? Would the autopsies be able to ascertain the time frame of either death to establish a time frame between the deaths?
If they lived in a fairly isolated area how did the dogs survive? Are they capable of hunting for food? I don't think my dog would have been.
Gene Hackman was an amazing actor. The first time I saw him was in Bonnie and Clyde and I think he was robbed of an Oscar. His character was a terrifying cross between the local guy spending his days in the hardware store yukking it up with his buddies telling jokes and the next minute blowing away cops. I loved him in The Conversation a really taut drama about an intensely private man whose occupation, ironically, is a private surveillance operator who finds more than he bargained for. And of course Unforgiven.
I hope the family gets some closure.
The closet has been referred to as a kennel, too, but a kennel and a closet are light years away from one another. A kennel can be a safe place for a new addition to the family until the dog is integrated into the group. It could be the animal was ill and was being isolated from the other dogs. But a closet? A closet is a whole different ball of wax. Did the dog have behavioral issues. Was is some kind of punishment? Did the dog do something to either one of the deceased people? Was the dog put in the closet to protect it?
The pills lying on the floor around GH wife - were they her pills or GHs. He looked frail in those images from late last year. And I heard they had become reclusive. Was GH suffering from dementia? Was it a suicide pact gone very wrong and the dog accidently got caught in the closet when the wife fell? Would the autopsies be able to ascertain the time frame of either death to establish a time frame between the deaths?
If they lived in a fairly isolated area how did the dogs survive? Are they capable of hunting for food? I don't think my dog would have been.
Gene Hackman was an amazing actor. The first time I saw him was in Bonnie and Clyde and I think he was robbed of an Oscar. His character was a terrifying cross between the local guy spending his days in the hardware store yukking it up with his buddies telling jokes and the next minute blowing away cops. I loved him in The Conversation a really taut drama about an intensely private man whose occupation, ironically, is a private surveillance operator who finds more than he bargained for. And of course Unforgiven.
I hope the family gets some closure.