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Within the last hour, dozens of training academy recruits combed the scene, helping detectives look for evidence. Members of Statewide Security arrived on scene to work with crime scene detectives.
An employee tells WINK News the company did provide security for the Sievers’ home but that’s all they would tell us.
Our cameras were rolling as the security company members put on gloves and booties and appeared to go inside the home.
One neighbor told WINK News she heard a scream in the early hours of Monday morning. Others say the lack of information about the beloved doctor has them very worried.
Yep. Here's that.The Lee County Sheriff's Office declined to discuss the case, saying it was an ongoing homicide investigation, but assured neighbors that there was no threat in the area, but they reminded residents to lock their doors.
My first thought was murder for hire - it's the usual situation where the person doing the hiring is conveniently out of town. I'm so jaded.
Second thought: someone (perhaps a neighbor) tried to come on to her and was rebuffed. The person either got angry or the doctor threatened to tell...
Third thought: the doctor had a relationship with someone else (doesn't seem likely to me based on how she was described, but one never knows).
Fourth thought: she surprised a burglar. Burglars usually just run, but if it was someone she recognized (like a teen from the neighborhood)...
"Contreras lives on Allan Street behind the Sievers home. She said she heard a scream early Monday morning, around 6 a.m. that woke her from sleep."http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime/neighbors-of-dead-doctor-in-fear-after-slaying_19464889. This one actually has new information that I hadn't seen before.
"If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man."
I think they probably said left early, as in earlier than her family.I read somewhere she left "early", but she had patients scheduled, so I can't see why that was said.
Looking for link.
"Our partners at the News-Press spoke to Sievers sister, who said she returned to Southwest Florida early from a family vacation, and was found dead a day later."
http://www.winknews.com/2015/07/01/new-details-in-murder-investigation-of-teresa-sievers/
She returned SUNDAY! With appts on Monday. How is THAT early?
I read somewhere she left "early", but she had patients scheduled, so I can't see why that was said.
Looking for link.
"Our partners at the News-Press spoke to Sievers sister, who said she returned to Southwest Florida early from a family vacation, and was found dead a day later."
http://www.winknews.com/2015/07/01/new-details-in-murder-investigation-of-teresa-sievers/
She returned SUNDAY! With appts on Monday. How is THAT early?