Just an observation/question..wonder why they didn't take the damaged door frame too?The Closs Mystery
Images of evidence, including door frame. It’s damaged for sure. The storm door looks okay, IMO.
Scroll down to the end of the article to look.
Just an observation/question..wonder why they didn't take the damaged door frame too?The Closs Mystery
Images of evidence, including door frame. It’s damaged for sure. The storm door looks okay, IMO.
Scroll down to the end of the article to look.
I'm thinking thisThe average cost of a recall to a food company is $10M in direct costs, in addition to brand damage and lost sales according to a joint industry study by the Food Marketing Institute and the Grocery Manufacturers Association.
That is enough at stake to investigate.
Just getting caught up reading for the day and will continue to read the rest of the pages. Never thought of this @Mountain_Kat. But it certainly brings a whole new perspective.Has anyone here considered the idea that perhaps one of the Closses was having an affair ? I ask because I had never once even entertained the idea until a few days ago when Fitzgerald mentioned that he thought this crime occured in a very short space of time. So then, why did LE go back almost a week later and take the mattresses from the home ? Surely there wouldn't have been enough time for a sexual assault to have occurred, along with 2 violent murders , if this all went down as quickly as Fitzgerald seems to believe that it did.
Taking her, if she was a witness, makes no sense to me though, as my big question remains the same...what on earth does one do with someone else’s teenager? If you mean to kill her, you do it right then, it would have taken one additional second. Having a teen on your hands would be a nightmare if you intended to blend right back into work, routine etc...and how would it ever be resolved? Also, someone from work could have found out easily enough there would be a child in the home. All of it adds up to zero, for me.
70-80 work weeks, My wife would question me.Just getting caught up reading for the day and will continue to read the rest of the pages. Never thought of this @Mountain_Kat. But it certainly brings a whole new perspective.
One thoery a few threads back said what if DC told Jayme to run, and that's what she did. Now with 911 call made, quickest and best solution is to catch her, throw her in the car and take off.
What I'm saying is not if she ran out first. Cops on the way, catch her, throw her in carThe quickest solution is to shoot her just like the two adults. If they were only worried about her as a witness then she'd have been found dead in that house.
The average cost of a recall to a food company is $10M in direct costs, in addition to brand damage and lost sales according to a joint industry study by the Food Marketing Institute and the Grocery Manufacturers Association.
That is enough at stake to investigate.
Just thought of something. Door Kicked in, James Dead in doorway, most likely not leaving through the front door.What I'm saying is not if she ran out first. Cops on the way, catch her, throw her in car
What I'm saying is not if she ran out first. Cops on the way, catch her, throw her in car
I don't want to say the wrong thing here and get in trouble. I just have a wonky feeling about this one. Something feels off to me and the duration of this missing person's case, is troubling. Pure missing person cases. . . . . of course. They can and do, last for decades, or forever. This is different with the double murder of both parents. Several comparable cases spring to mind......again, don't want to step on toes or break rules. My hinky meter is going off though.....
As I stated , its a theory that someone mentioned earlier.Then they'd shoot her outside. The cops are already on the way. What difference does it make at that point? Dragging her to the car takes longer than shooting her
However, I do believe that LE knows. THEY BETTER. I'm pretty sure it is of utmost importance that they would have investigated everywhere that everyone was that day.I dont doubt the possibility that James worked a ton of hours. But I also dont doubt the possibility that Denise may have told family he was working when he wasnt. She seems like a true genuine family girl, on both sides. Not everyone is like that. Its not abnormal for a wife to go to every family function and the husband not want to go, so she tells them hes at work. It sounds better than "he didnt want to come". Denise was a people-pleaser. And I dont mean that rudely. It seems she went out of her way to make people happy. So I believe its possible the families really dont know the 100% truth. They know what they were told, and saw no reason to believe otherwise. moo.