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re: UPDATE: Idaho Murders Thread (Links inside)
Posted on 1/16/23 at 10:33 pm to HoustonChick86
Posted on 1/16/23 at 10:33 pm to HoustonChick86
For those new to the thread/case, here is a walkthrough of the house that gives you an idea of where everything is. I think it’s beneficial.
Just because something isn’t listed in the affidavit doesn’t mean the evidence doesn’t exist. The police didn’t even have access to the car until after the arrest.
As for the roommate going back to sleep, it could have been fear, hope, uncertainty, drugs/alcohol…. any number of things. No one knows. We do know that the police cleared her and the information in the affidavit. You don’t know what their house lifestyle was and if it was common or not to have people in the house at that time. Additionally, if the lights are off and the person is in dark clothes, you might not notice blood. I highly recommend looking at the walk through I posted above to get an idea of how things might have looked.
Just because something isn’t listed in the affidavit doesn’t mean the evidence doesn’t exist. The police didn’t even have access to the car until after the arrest.
As for the roommate going back to sleep, it could have been fear, hope, uncertainty, drugs/alcohol…. any number of things. No one knows. We do know that the police cleared her and the information in the affidavit. You don’t know what their house lifestyle was and if it was common or not to have people in the house at that time. Additionally, if the lights are off and the person is in dark clothes, you might not notice blood. I highly recommend looking at the walk through I posted above to get an idea of how things might have looked.
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Posted on 1/16/23 at 10:46 pm to WuShock
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You don’t know what their house lifestyle was and if it was common or not to have people in the house at that time.
But you can't have it both ways. You can't use the "party house" excuse on both sides of the argument.
If it's a party house, and she's used to be people being in it at all hours, then she would have just put in air pods or something if people were being noisy.
Instead, she heard "weird" sounds (What would that even be in a party house?) and got out of bed, walked to the door, and opened it on THREE occasions. What would prompt a college student to get out of bed and look out of her door at that hour if she was used to people always being at her house.
Furthermore, on the third trip to peek out of her door she was "frozen in fear" from what she saw, but just proceeded to go to sleep. Sorry, it's just weird. Possibly completely innocent, but still odd.
Posted on 1/16/23 at 10:49 pm to WuShock
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As for the roommate going back to sleep, it could have been fear, hope, uncertainty, drugs/alcohol…. any number of things. No one knows. We do know that the police cleared her and the information in the affidavit. You don’t know what their house lifestyle was and if it was common or not to have people in the house at that time. Additionally, if the lights are off and the person is in dark clothes, you might not notice blood.
Posted on 1/16/23 at 11:14 pm to WuShock
“ It’s disturbing to imagine the pain and fear these people went through”
I’ve thought the same thing numerous times.I can’t imagine the pain their families are going through, thinking of the way these kids died ,being butchered by a madman.
They will never get over it.It will be the last thing they think about when going to sleep and the first thing they’ll think about when they wake up,for the rest of their lives.
It’s hard to imagine that a human being could be so emotionally dead as to murder innocent people.
I’ve thought the same thing numerous times.I can’t imagine the pain their families are going through, thinking of the way these kids died ,being butchered by a madman.
They will never get over it.It will be the last thing they think about when going to sleep and the first thing they’ll think about when they wake up,for the rest of their lives.
It’s hard to imagine that a human being could be so emotionally dead as to murder innocent people.
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