BadMoonRisin said:

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I think your murderer is on the 1st floor, if not both of them.

Nothing else really makes sense.

You have 6 people living in your house, all college students, and you don't choose to access 2/3rds of your home until noon on a Monday -- and when you get curious about it you invite "friends" over to call 9-1-1 from your phone due to an "unconscious person"?

There are more ways to get access to the areas that they refused to go in -- several exterior doors which you probably have a key to, if not breaking into a window to check on your roomates --locked door or unconscious person leaning against it or not. The fact that they just stopped and other people had to call 9-1-1 from their phones, not a great look. If they were concerned about the well-being of their roomates, they would have found a way in. Instead, they designed and wanted someone else to call 9-1-1.

Small-town cops are dip****s in general, that's how they get the job, but you introduce two attractive looking college-aged females, they will almost do everything they can to look the other way. They are being manipulated.

I've seen enough of these things over the years to not believe the "it was a random stalker" nonsense.

I think the PD know, which is why they have not released information on the 9-1-1 phone call where "multiple people" talked to the police. I think the "surviving roommates have been cleared" message is just that. That doesn't mean they didnt do it. They have to be 1 and 2 on the top suspects lists as of right now.

Cops just dont have enough evidence to take to a Grand Jury yet.

Means, Motive and Opportunity. 2/3 have been met. They are looking for a motive, and I suspect they will soon find it.

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Explanation of Unconscious Call

EDIT- I AM NOT STATING THIS AS FACT. THIS IS ALL NOT CONFIRMED HENCE THE FLAIR. FOR SOME REASON PEOPLE REFUSE TO SEE THAT SO I NEEDED TO RE-EMPHASIZE. IF YOU DO NOT LIKE READING NOT CONFIRMED INFORMATION, THEN DO NOT READ.

saw this comment on Facebook and wanted to share it here bc it clarifies everything and to stop people from speculating about the survivors. Supposedly a few days after the murders someone was asking question on the victims past instagram post about the survivors. Two of the people who were at the house with the roommates when the call was made quickly came to their defense and this is supposedly what they said. Keep in mind this is all alleged:

"Two people who claimed to be at the house with the roommates when the bodies were discovered quickly came to the surviving roommates defense and wrote that the roommates woke up, went upstairs to the kitchen and noticed the sliding glass door was open and it was during that time they discovered Ethan. They didn't say where he was found on that floor but that it was so horrific that both girls went into shock and ran out of the house. One of the roommates fainted and the other was beyond hysterical and not making any sense.

Their frantic action's while coming out of the house caught the attention of people walking past, the people responding on the victim's IG, claimed to be two of those people.

They implied that the roommate who fainted had already dialed 911 but was so distraught that she fainted before she could give any info that the dispatcher could understand.

The only info that the bystander who picked up the roommates phone could give the 911 dispatcher was she just saw her friend run out of the house and faint. That's how the 911 call was made on the "roommates"phone and by someone else. And why the call went out for an unconscious person.

While that bystander was on the phone with 911 the other roommate was hysterically trying to explain that something was wrong with Ethan.
By this point several more people had stopped to see what was happening and
one or two of them went into the house to see if they could help him.

There were multiple people in the yard at that time and those people began contacting their friends that someone in the house was badly hurt.
Someone called Ethan's brother Hunter to tell him something was wrong with his brother because he lived close to the house and someone called one of the other victims boyfriend as he was also Ethan's best friend.

They didn't go into detail on if either of those boys had arrived before the paramedics did but it did kind of sounded like they did.

They didn't go into detail on what kind of injuries Ethan suffered. They also didn't say if anyone went to check on the other roommates before the paramedics arrived but it somewhat implied that someone had. The only details they gave about the scene itself was that it was incomprehensible bloody.

While those people were in the house checking on Ethan and possibly the other roommates, the paramedics arrived to a very chaotic scene believing they were there to assess an unconscious person outside but were redirected to go inside to help someone who was hurt very badly. So they walked into the house unaware that it was a crime scene contaminated most of everything on the second floor.

It doesn't sound like the roommates were roaming throughout the house carelessly contaminating everything fully aware that their friends had been murdered.
It sounds like the scene was contaminated by numerous people who were trying to help unaware and unable to comprehend what they were looking at and that it was a crime scene.

My heart breaks for these two poor innocent young females. Not only have they experienced a trauma so brutal that it can't not change who they are at their core, but they also have to live with the fear that someone might be coming for them, and they grief of loss 4 friends plus a life that they once had that will never exist again.

And if that wasn't traumatizing enough they also get to live with millions of people publicly criticizing, persecuting, and incorrectly judging them for actions people assume they may have or not have taken.

Some of the the comments left on the IG pictures of the victims especially the ones the survivors were tagged in were beyond nasty if not right down cruel.
I don't understand how our society become so inhumane.

It sounds like the two surviving roommates behaviors were 100% appropriate for the situation they found themselves in."

and I agree. Like I said, this all alleged but I think it explains a lot. I am marking this as information rather than theory bc I am not making a theory myself, I am just relying information given by the individuals who were there when the call was made.

EDIT- we are all aware of the police's unconscious explanation. This post is not asking about how the police explained it. This post is relaying what the person who was there said about the call when it happened according to someone in a Facebook group. What you choose to believe is your business, but legally the police can say/withhold whatever information they want and have an incentive to hide this information bc it reveals how contaminated the crime scene is and would make their chance of finding the killer even worse. I am sharing this knowing what the police's press release said because it doesn't take away from what the person said and can still offer a fresh persepective.

Edit 2- this is all a quote. In the quote the user used the term "female". I do not support this word usage and and we should use the term women, especially when talking about survivors/victims, as so to not dehumanize them. I do not agree with their usage of the term FEMALE and if I didn't directly copy her quote I would not have used it. I don't want to switch the language bc then it wouldn't be a direct quote anymore, but please know using that word to describe women is harmful and not okay, even if unintentional.

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