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True Crime

frogmarch

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1. Well, since a nearby home was burglarized at

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Thu Nov 12, 2015, 01:43 PM

Nov 2015

around the same time, I don't smell anything fishy that could implicate the husband of the victim. The article says that the nearby house was burglarized 3 hours prior, meaning it was reported at 5:30 a.m.. It doesn't say if the homeowners were there when it happened, if they were asleep at the time, or if their house was vacant until 5:30. The pastor's report was made at 8:30 a.m., upon his return from the gym. When did he go to the gym? When did the other homeowners leave, if they did?

I'll bet law enforcement is looking into everything closely.

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Your thoughts about this? Sounds hinky to me. [View all] raccoon Nov 2015 OP

Well, since a nearby home was burglarized at frogmarch Nov 2015 #1

First thing I thought of as well. complain jane Nov 2015 #2

Why would hired guns commit an additional crime, increasing chances of being caught? Thor_MN Nov 2015 #3

Maybe they knew nobody would be in that other house at that time. nt raccoon Nov 2015 #5

So they thought that theft and murder for hire would be a good combo? Thor_MN Nov 2015 #6

I think so too. nt raccoon Nov 2015 #4

I watched an interview with Davey Blackburn DesertRat Nov 2015 #7