entire threads and years of history go missing here all the time.Shoefly! said:MsDoubleD81 said:
I'm starting to wonder about some of my fellow TexAgers!
Yep, a lot of info from Ags how to get rid of evidence.
Tyvek suits……TexasRebel said:
The trick is to put the gloves and booties on AFTER the murders on the way home.
Then just clean everything from the inside out.
I believe they do. Either that or dark blue or dark grey.gotsand said:
Those come in all black?
My understanding is the Door Dash driver was extensively interviewed and had alibis given his travel history delivering other orders. Simply didn't have the time at that location to have committed the crimes. That would have been quickly proven by a quick download of his phone. Addresses, delivery instructions, texts about arriving with the food, etc. all time stamped.TexasRebel said:
I said from the beginning that 4am door dash seems strange.
I also think it's odd that there has been very little mention of the dasher when talking about interviewed/cleared individuals.
I may have just missed something, but was BK dashing?
Thanks. Since I live in the country with zero deliverey services, I had no idea how those workDannyDuberstein said:
It's all done via app and oftentimes left at the door. Fair chance anyone in the house had no interaction with DoorDash guy
So from someone else's laptop as long as there is an acount number associated with payment information stored for that account? Password protected?Bockaneer said:
Anyone with access to her phone or account could make the order.
Thanks again.Bockaneer said:
Yes, i have an account that my out of state college student uses as well- I just had to share the password with her
That would have created an incredibly strong tie btwn BK and their house and would have been in the PCA, IMO.MsDoubleD81 said:
I don't know about here, but in other sites people are speculating that Bryan may have placed the order.
CorrectAgsMnn said:
If he did, that would not be hard to track down, correct?
MsDoubleD81 said:
I don't know about here, but in other sites people are speculating that Bryan may have placed the order.
BK was circling around the neighborhood at least three times that night. Was he getting his nerve up? Or possibly be waiting for a particular sign or occurrence?JCA1 said:
If the food delivery guy has been cleared, I don't see why the Door Dash order has any significance to anything. What exactly are y'all suggesting?
aggiehawg said:BK was circling around the neighborhood at least three times that night. Was he getting his nerve up? Or possibly be waiting for a particular sign or occurrence?JCA1 said:
If the food delivery guy has been cleared, I don't see why the Door Dash order has any significance to anything. What exactly are y'all suggesting?
Xana and Ethan were back at the house by 2AM. They had 45 minutes before Door Dash stopped taking orders but up until that time, would still take orders for future deliveries (say like the next morning for breakfast). So the details of that order, when made, by whom or was Door Dash so swamped that a 2:45 AM order would not get delivered until 4:00AM? Was she advised of that when placing the order? Those communication and the timing are missing from the affidavit.
So you have been partying all night, order from DoorDash but okay not getting food until over an hour later? Just kind of odd how the affidavit is worded about that.
