TigerBalm
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It's my understanding that the closet (not the linen closet, but his clothing closet) had a separate door and "hallway" through from the bedroom to the bathroom. IMO, it would have provided a perfect route from the bathroom after removing her clothing and shoes and bundling them up in a towel to proceed through the unbloodied closet, into the master bedroom and just avoid the blood stain on the carpet of the hallway leading to the bathroom. There was a drop or two of blood right outside the closet door - maybe from her cuts?
I agree, he could have also grabbed some of Travis' clothes from the closet to put on as well.
WHY...would she place him in the closet for a bit? who to hide him from? I mean just leave him in the middle of the bathroom while she showers. Can someone explain it to me please? Thanks
He wasn't placed in the closet, no blood was found in the closet.
Thanks for your comment. I'm still curious, though...
1. I didn't realize he had a brain concussion.
2. I thought they said the bullet -- miraculously -- didn't go through Travis' brain.
3. What caused the concussion? A gunshot wound? Could it have been a kick in the head? Or that his head "whiplashed" on a wall and jogged his brain around?
4. My understanding is that people can live a while with a concussion. (Example: actress Natasha Richardson). So, if gunshot in the head caused a concussion -- but didn't go through his brain -- seems he could have crawled and still put up a fight.
The bullet passed through his brain after entering above his right eyebrow and ending up still lodged in his left cheek. Dr. Horn testified that a bullet is much different then other brain injuries because of the gases.