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Originally Posted by llwhiteoutll
Wasn't there something a while back about how the volume of blood in the home was the deciding factor when the police started first calling it a murder instead of a disappearance? Or did they present some evidence that showed they were alive after being taken from the home.
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IDK, but off the top of my head, I could see why the physical amount of blood in the house would make the police theorize that someone was murdered. After investigation, they discover that there were three people in the house, and then the amount of blood could become any combination of one person being murdered, and two people taken captive, without wounds... Or maybe two people injured badly... Or maybe three people injured bad enough to lay in the box of a truck for a 25 minute ride to a torture barn.