Yes I understand that was LE's initial shoot-from-the-hip idea just hours after the crime.
But again, the physical evidence we see says that the entry was NOT done in such a simple, easy manner.
The kitchen door tells a story.
Here's the door, before it was repaired. Look at the signs of hammering around the lock, and the gouges where it was twisted by force to the side and perhaps pried off. Look at the fact that there's no exterior lock on the door. (In contrast, other pics show that the hardware on the other side of the door was intact at the same time as this pic.) To get it to that condition, it took time (and hard work) by the perp that obviously wouldn't have been expended if they could simply reach through the door and push the bar. That door is telling us that it wasn't a simple "break glass and reach in and push bar" process that the perp did to enter.
And once we listen to what it tells us, then there is more to the story, other than it wasn't easy to get in here. It would perhaps also tell us that
1 it's more likely than not that the NE door damage was also an attempt to enter, not just random vandalism
2 that it took time, and hard work, to enter
3 that adjusts some of our time theories, and perhaps the perp's mental state on entering as well
4 it may actually offer the very best explanation for perp's breaking of exterior windows, and interior glass, if perp is feeling frustration/anger over how hard it was to enter (rather than some mysterious or elaborate staging, or randomness)