Just incase anyone missed it because it premiered on the same dat as Battle in the Valley - Tom Lawlor literally ate Fred Rossers hair on the last episode of strong
So Filthy.. Great angle though!
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A lot of people think the broken dome light occurred during the killerโs entrance. He knocked, there was a struggle at the door, he forced himself in.
Iโve always believed it actually occurred during the exit.
For me, the entrance has always been a mystery. If there was a struggle at the door, how did it not alert the rest of the house?
Maybe he didnโt knock.
Check out Suzieโs bedroom (photo 22)...
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Thereโs an exterior door.
Whatโs weird to me is that they donโt show this door in any of the documentaries. No one mentions it. Doesnโt show in public case photos.
It makes me wonder if this is a detail theyโre holding back, so that if they interrogate someone and ask โhow did you enter the house?โ, theyโll know the real killer will mention Suzieโs bedroom door, whereas a phony will mention the front door.
Suzie was a smoker. Warm summer night. It makes sense that she would step outside for a smoke before bed. Maybe she was confronted out there. Maybe she forgot to lock it.
If a guy comes in that door while theyโre sleeping, and ties them up, that only leaves Sherrill. That explains how he was able to get control of all of them.
Furthermore, I heard in a podcast that there were reports that night of a man peeping through windows in that neighborhood. But I havenโt confirmed this fact.
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