crisnnan98
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I guess the point I am trying to make is; They can't have it both ways. Either you never use the door, you use it to take trash out, or vacuum the car, or you can't get out it because cloths are piled up so high the door won't open. If you never use it, I don't think he checked it EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. But if you do use it, maybe he did check it, but that night he forgot. Or Misty went out it, and didn't lock it behind her. The whole point of them saying that was to put blame somewhere else. They are responsible people and they always keep the door locked. Not!
Good point. If they are guilty of something why wouldn't they make it look like maybe they could have left it open accidently, instead of insisting that it was always locked and checked. An intruder story would be more believable if the door could have been unlocked. If they wanted to throw suspicion somewhere else they could have done a better job.