college community, and everywhere i ve gone today, i ve seen women weeping, one woman told me these are not my children. but i love them like they were my children. and wanted to embrace them. as we throughout the day we ve had law enforcement coming and going at the over my shoulder here. now flawrns i could let me just take you back to sunday morning about 1:45. at that time, all four victims are back in this house. now two entrances to this home, one through that front door that has a coated lock. we ve learned that at times that coded lock would be left off because a lot of people would come to this location for parties. and then there s a sliding back
college community, and everywhere i ve gone today, i ve seen women weeping, one woman told me these are not my children. but i love them like they were my children. and wanted to embrace them. as we throughout the day we ve had law enforcement coming and going at the over my shoulder here. now flawrns i could let me just take you back to sunday morning about 1:45. at that time, all four victims are back in this house. now two entrances to this home, one through that front door that has a coated lock. we ve learned that at times that coded lock would be left off because a lot of people would come to this location for parties. and then there s a sliding back
which has a coded lock, and it was said that this lock may or may not have been on, and then there s at the back a sliding glass door. the killer would have had to come through one of those two entrances, and they would have had to have left. this is a scene where the medical examiner said there was a great deal of blood. and that simply means that there should be some physical trace evidence. these individuals, and we don t know who, but we understand they had some one of the, or more of the four had defensive wounds, and as a result of that, that leads me to believe that they fought back simply meaning that they may there may very well be some forensic dna evidence that the authorities have to work with and process. will: ted the, love to ask you with about something we talked about here yesterday on the couch. there are reports that the knife that was used in this crime may have been a k-bar knife, a
college community, and everywhere i ve gone today, i ve seen women weeping, one woman told me these are not my children. but i love them like they were my children. and wanted to embrace them. as we throughout the day we ve had law enforcement coming and going at the over my shoulder here. now flawrns i could let me just take you back to sunday morning about 1:45. at that time, all four victims are back in this house. now two entrances to this home, one through that front door that has a coated lock. we ve learned that at times that coded lock would be left off because a lot of people would come to this location for parties. and then there s a sliding back
thoughts on how brutal killings could happen in a house and two people could literally sleep through the whole thing, especially with these defensive wounds that suggest there was some fighting back. yeah, jacqui, this is a real life mystery, an unfortunate one. what we know is that the house that s over my shoulder here, that there are at least six bedrooms, that there are two on the first floor, two on the second floor and two on the third floor. it is believed that the two individuals who survived this carnage were on the third floor of this home. what we do know, also, jacqui, is that you have this door here that has a coded lock and the killer or killers would have had to come through that door or in the back, there s a sliding glass door and the killer or killers could have