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  But how could she know that someone wasn’t in her house still? You’re reaching.
context: He left the sheath at the scene with his DNA on it?! Well he's toast then. >
  
  Yeah. Seems pretty stupid. He drove back by around 9am and they still hadn't been discovered. >
  
  Wait, where did it say he drove back there at 9am? >
  
  The affidavit >
  
  Crazy. He's going down hard. He just looks like a serial killer as well >
  
  He's a mass killer, not a serial killer... as far as we know yet. >
  
  More a Speck than a Bundy.  Terrible. >
  
  He's a speck alright >
  
  The initial reports made it seem the victims bled out quickly when in fact they could have suffered for hours. Very tragic. >
  
  Yet this wasn’t reported until noon the next day and A roommate saw a suspicious man and heard crying when he left at 4am?? >
  
  Police like to keep details from ongoing investigations under wraps. Don't want suspects to know everything that you know. >
  
  No, I mean the roommates didn’t report it until noon. She heard crying, saw a man she was so scared of she locked herself in, yet this wasn’t reported until noon.
  What if they could have been saved? Oh my god imagine having that on your conscience. >
  
  Why didn’t she call anyone? >
  
  If she had been that startled and moved too quickly, she might not have had her phone on her, whether she left it lying somewhere or perhaps dropped it in her haste to get somewhere she could lock herself in. >
  
  This is just wrong. Even if she lost her phone, she didnt lose it for the next 10 hours.