RBBM
It hasn’t been officially confirmed that the bedroom door was locked.
Members were discussing the back door, and that turned into speculation about the bedroom door but yeah, until we hear from official LE source it’s pure speculation.
IMHOO
Yes, thank you.
This is one of the alleged pieces of information that I found very confusing, along with the perception that another known adult, a friend of the family, may have been in the house and the 4-year old saw that person.
IMO if a four-year old saw a familiar person after the murders, she would have told her uncle or the police that “so and so was here.”
Or if she saw an unknown adult, she would’ve said “a big man was here” or something to that effect.
As of yet none of this has been confirmed by LE, at least not to my knowledge.
Same for the impression that the children were locked in the room. That would seem a bit too kindly for someone who was willing to slaughter the parents.
I’ve said my piece about why I applaud the co-workers for getting involved when it was so obligatory, I would think.
I’ll just add that, while I love my granddaughter with all my soul, she presently works in a supermarket. If she didn’t show up, as others have stated, I’m sure the boss would call and if she didn’t answer, the next one there would do her job.
The family would panic but to her boss she’s just another disposable kid, doing a job that doesn’t require much skill.
That IMO is the diametric opposite of the situation here.
A waiting room full of patients; some in pain, some getting a checkup, are not able to be treated if there are no dentists on the premises.
It’s not as though the receptionist can leap over the desk and start pulling teeth.
ALL respect for everyone who works, supermarket workers and receptionists and all honest work, but a missing dentist is a profession that cannot be done by someone without a degree, license and education in this field.
IMO