My rant.
Someone left the back window open, since there was no sign of a forced entry.
Um, the window may not have been open. Someone could have opened it and then left it open. By forced entry, the police said "no" but I would consider a damaged screen a sign of something - either a POE or CC staging one.
Someone also turned off the alarm to the house or turned off the cameras.
Did they have an alarm system? I didn't think so. Thus far, I have not read what happened to his camera - stolen or removed from the home maybe?
Someone wrote notes, and that someone was able to place them in the mailbox, they were not mailed, without being caught on camera for the many months this occured.
We don't know the frequency of the threats, nor do we know exactly when the camera was set up. And, how do we know nothing was captured on video? We don't yet. I'm sure if it was, the police have footage of someone leaving something in the mailbox and are trying to link it to this crime.
This someone also knew that CC did not work Monday night at all, which means that the killer knew his work schedule. And knew his work out schedule or at least was near the house to see CC leave and go to work.
I wouldn't be shocked, if we are to believe that some nut-job was leaving threats regarding his employment at JMM. Many wackos are out there who are super anti-religion, or JMM wouldn't have her own armed security team. So, why would this seem strange?
Then after CC left for the gym, this killer, snuck back into the basement, went through the house, spraypainted a message on the wall, then went upstairs, killed all three using a shoestring or whatever the rumor of the strangulation weapon was.
Someone did. It was either CC or someone else. Two choices.
The killer then had to find and locate the DVR for the cameras. I know that in the office I work, the DVR for the cameras is hidden. So, CC who started his own video security company, would have hidden the DVR also.
Maybe and maybe not? If he never considered, and this would seem strange to me, that the person would be in his house then why hide it? The sole reason for getting it was to capture someone leaving threats at his mailbox, not to fend of burglars . . . and you would want to hide it from them.
As I wrote before, we do not know what the "threats" consisted of . . . slashing tires, burning down house, killing pets, or killing family? CC's reaction to these could naturally vary widely.
So, that means that the killer had to find it. After the killer found it, he had to leave, probably out the back door again, and leave, dropping off the evidence in areas along the way. There were stained scrubbs found in a nearby trashcan, there is a rumor of gloves found along the highway and a broken DVR found under the JB Bridge.
You said it, "rumor" that gloves were found. And, we really don't know - yet - if the scrubs had any connect to this at all.
While that could have happened, If this happened to my family I would have helped the investigation myself by offering anything to help, asking the public for help, personally, offering prints the first day, letting everyone know everything about me and so forth. He has showed no compassion towards the family he lost. I have never even seen him look at the items that we (the community) left at the house. If the loves of my life died, I would still look at what people had sent for them. Unless he doesn't love them anymore...
I can't argue there. His actions, particuarly toward her family, have been terrible.
If he didn't do it, then he should fry (in hell) for not being caring or emotional about what has happened. People that didn't even know the Coleman's were crying this week and it seems that extreme strangers have more compassion than he does. I dunno, just in the way things go, I don't see how anyone could have done all of this and not been CC or a family or close friend.
