Didn't MO say he could see the twin's cots ? As I've understood it a lamp was left on . Don't forget also what GM said . There must have been light enough for that? Also M would need a light should she waken ,open the patio door and go out looking for her parents ?
I look forward to it lol.
I look forward to it lol.
Ruling something out on the basis that he could have got in another way doesn't make much sense though does it?. Whichever way he got in and out of there remains a fact, regardless of the logistics. We can debate til we're blue in the face about what is the easiest or most logical way to get in but it doesn’t make it true. Unless you can rule out a specific method of abduction, it is just your opinion of what you think happened.
What are you talking about? The lamp was in the lounge. Who has said MM would "need a light should she awaken"? That sounds like a load of made up BS.
Patio door too heavy for her to open.
The window is obviously a problematic exit point when you are carrying loot, as well as noisier and more awkward. Occam’s Razor, bruh…
Applying Occam's razor gives credence to the window being the exit/entry point though. When they went out the window was closed and MM was tucked up in bed. At 10 o'clock, the window was open and MM is gone. Logistics aside, what is the simplest and most logical conclusion?
The patio door was left unlocked May 3rd so that should M waken again ( after she had rebuked her parents " where were you when me and Sean were crying ?"on a previous night , according to the tale told by her mother in several tv interviews )
I’ve seen this window up close. Occam’s razor is that he went through the door. He’s not an extra from Cirque du Soleil. Why he opened it? Razor says for practical reason like getting more light, for sound.
One trip to Luz would disabuse you from any notion that somebody climbed in alone, let alone that two people climbed out.
Unlocked but closed. A child could not swing it open.
Looking to your incisive posts, knowing all that was already reported and debated about doors and window, it's difficult to capture why you reiterate and insist on window as a possible logical entry/exit to what really happened. Even more when knowing the place in-loco, and apartment/street orientation/exposition.
