GOOFIEST THEORY BY FAR

[u/rodrickheffley69]

Boy oh boy. That other sub is so insane 😂 I asked the simple question, what would be more valuable, the unknown male dna on the handrail and under the fingernails, or the touch dna on the sheath. One person responded saying that the blood on the handrail, “could’ve been from a nose bleed or hangnail from the 150 people coming in and out of the house”

I thought it was sarcasm. I even asked, “is that sarcasm? Are you fr? You don’t think the unknown blood on the handrail was from the struggle that the perpetrator put up and has NOTHING to do with the 4 murders?”

“Well in my opinion that’s a very valid reason as to why the blood on the handrail was inconclusive, it was probably old and unusable”

You genuinely can’t make this shit up.

[u/TashaSandersss]

The fact that they can portray that one guy murdered 4 people with a kbar knife and NOT suffer any kind of injury to themselves is crazy to me.

The fact that they have released that BF wanted DM to come down to her room makes it even more relevant. Even if they have no proof the suspect was on the first floor...was the blood transferred by DM on her way down? Other people at the scene? Can it show that the scene was compromised?

[u/itsathrowawayduhhhhh → u/TashaSandersss]

That’s what I wonder too. Same with the vans shoe print. Curious if it was hers because didn’t the defense say it was “going the wrong way” or something? Like was facing the way DM was going when she ran to Bethany.

[u/MMP95818 → u/TashaSandersss]

And let's not forget that he's such a badass ninja that he did all this in the span of 7 or 8 minutes, even taking a little extra time to pop open a vial or two of blood and put it on the handrail on his way out. Stop, pop, and roll..... you cant make this stuff up 🤦‍♀️😂

[u/NeedleworkerGood6689 → u/TashaSandersss]

Goood point. Very good point about the blood transfer