I'm getting that impression as well -- I first got it when KP was rocking back and forth during the first interview, and all the changing accounts just reinforce the idea that something is amiss.
Agree with you that 3AM seems odd, even for rural residential. Collection at that time is typically reserved for commercial only. The only way I can see that would be homes quite a distance from the bin pick up location on large acreage parcels spaced quite a ways apart from each other. City/County Franchise agreements dictate collection times, and noise is a a big part of that. Easy to verify if someone wanted to call and ask, lol.
Ok my issue with the locking out theory is that they said in the second NG interview that their door locks are coded, and that SR knows the code. So I don’t believe he could have been locked out.
Well then that means that camera is off time and so when LE gathered data for 7-9pm etc, this times were off. Surely they caught that though. Surely.
There's more to the ucn story than is being talked about. Imo
Sorry, I sometimes don't understand when people are joking.
That statement/tweet you attached is crazy with threats!
People are forgetting (or just don't know) about Broader Autism Phenotype.
No worries, same here.
Not to mention they call these people criminal and then mentally ill. Like maybe don’t assume mentally ill people have an evil agenda to thwart your search.
Exactly. I personally know of multiple moms with autistic sons who don’t think they themselves are autistic and clearly have traits. They’ll be like worrying over certain traits their kid has thinking it’ll hinder them and it takes all my will power to not be like “you are actively doing the same right now; yes, he’s autistic, but he’s also just like you. Don’t panic”.
Indeed. I have 4 children, 3 with ADHD, one who is ADHD "with autistic traits" per the assessing psych, and it was not until after the eldest was diagnosed with ADHD that a lightbulb went on, and I was dx as well. My husband is very likely on the autism spectrum. All of us have a few idiosyncrasies that could align with autism but not enough for a diagnosis. A whole family of gifted quirky individuals. Until you realize what you're looking for, that's just your 'normal.' If we were ever interviewed we'd look wildly suspicious because my husband tends to stim/shake/jitter around and will not make eye contact with non familial individuals. He can only hold eye contact with myself and our kids. I try not to overanalyze interviews because how anyone reacts is such an unknown quantity especially if they have any chance of being non neurotypical.
