I think the stained foundation is below the kitchen wall. Photos into the kitchen area during the evidence collection showed minimal evidence. Therefore IMO the foundation drizzle is something other than blood.
That's what I was thinking. They did say that the two surviving roommates had gone out separately that night, home by one o'clock. Perhaps they were out on dates or with close friends and one or more people stayed over? It was a Saturday night in a college town. Could explain someone else making the 911 call from inside the home with the roommate's phone but not the roommate making the call. They could have just grabbed the first phone they could find. Could also explain the sleeping in and why they didn't hear much of anything or didn't pay close attention if the girls downstairs had company that night and perhaps were socializing and listening to music, etc., until late. JMO.
Daybreak? Or they already have video from one vantage point and want others or direction of travel? (eg neighbor Ring or even video from victim home (Ring or common area?)
Probably looking for movement of suspect and/or suspect vehicle.
Oh no, no one is going to go about their day aftre that. They may have left before the bodies were discovered. They may have left to get away from the scene. But not, "oh my room mates were just slaughtered. I'm going to brunch then the library"
Are officials able to determine based on discovery of the bodies around noon, that based on body temperatures or something like that, maybe they would have been deceased more or less 6 hours?
To a degree, but that seems like a really tight window.
There might not be an overwhelming amount of video from 3-6am. 3am-12pm...everyone would have video to show. That would seem almost unmanageable. A general assumption might be that the perp was gone from the area by daylight as well.
My understanding is that they placed the time of death at 2-5 am. I get the 6 am but the start should be 2 am. It would be likely that the killer was already there when the last people went to sleep, and if K was the one who made the phone calls (I, personally am not convinced of that yet), that would be nearly 3. You'd want video from before that, too, should someone have been skulking around on the way to the house.
I think it means they have a suspect and want to know where he ditched the weapon or other items.
I agree, I'm not sold on it being blood. But I am surprised no reporters (that I know of) have asked about it, and that LE hasn't confirmed or denied what it is. You would think if it wasn't blood, they would clear that up right away to avoid further sensational headlines and unnecessary speculation. I don't see any reason why disclosing it isn't blood would hurt the investigation. But the way they've been siphoning information out... I don't know. I'm on the fence.
I thought they placed it between 3-4?
I've added the location of the dripping blood reported by DailyMail. If the second and third floor roommates returned home around 1:45-2:00 AM, then their bedroom lights would have gone out shortly afterward - perhaps as late as 3 AM. After the lights were out, that could be when the attack occurred - when someone believed that they were asleep.
Well… they adjusted the killing hour window from what, 2-5? So checking video around or until 6 makes sense. It gave him time to clean up or change and get out while it was still dark and not many or no runners were out. IMO
