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[SeaGal]

A car of 4 well dressed/suited unmarked FBI agents have been at Nancys this morning, walking around the property but mostly spending time at the front doorway where the blood was and that whole area. Reporter said they were or one was in the house looking out the window there, they were there for over an hour. It looked like maybe a neighbor might have been there with them. Thats all he reported.

I didnt get what window it was, is there a window on Nancys door? I cant remember now or maybe they were looking out a window that are on both sides of the door.

eta - its hard to believe it looks like after 3 weeks they are clueless.

[cody2]

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@tansy wrote:

I read a piece in the NYT about the band member who was named as a suspect. He and his family are being relentlessly harassed. 

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@tansy and if this case is never resolved he will be under suspicion for the rest of his life. That is how that works.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

There are several (more than 4) Feds and other official types at/inside Nancy's house.  At the time of this posting they've been there for a hour.   They rolled in hot, driving the wrong way on a one way street, into the driveway and moving with intention.  

One SUV drove into the garage and closed the door.  It's speculated that it may have been a family member as there was drilling sounds coming from the house.  They may have been trying to gain entry into a safe and needed a family member present.  

[LavernLuvsShoes]

I just hope that this isn't some kook with an obsession for Savannah...

Like that guy that shot President Reagan in order to "impress" Jodie Foster.

Can you imagine the guilt she might feel for the rest of her life (?)

*SIGH* 

[Lisa now in AZ]

I live about an hour away from Tucson, in a different county, and I think that the sheriff there wanted to get famous. He didn't include the FBI and he sent the materials to a lab in Florida instead of the lab in Quantico. Among many other issues. I hope he doesn't get re-elected. Even our wonderful sheriff referred to the whole thing as a "s--t show" and just shook his head when asked about that sheriff. He said that the sheriff was a politician in his heart rather than a law enforcer.

[Teddixat]

@Venezia    Totally agree

[Teddixat]

@Lisa now in AZ    Shame on your 'beloved"sheriff for making that statement.  There are those who want to make a scaoegotat out of the sheriff.  Were mistakes made at the outset - yes, but to defame him smacks of stupid politics to me at a time when that is the last thing we should be talking about

[Teddixat]

@elated Tyler Robinson's father is a law enforcement officer.  It was his duty to turn him in.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@Lisa now in AZ wrote:

I live about an hour away from Tucson, in a different county, and I think that the sheriff there wanted to get famous. He didn't include the FBI and he sent the materials to a lab in Florida instead of the lab in Quantico. Among many other issues. I hope he doesn't get re-elected. Even our wonderful sheriff referred to the whole thing as a "s--t show" and just shook his head when asked about that sheriff. He said that the sheriff was a politician in his heart rather than a law enforcer.

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He's not the only one with that opinion, @Lisa now in AZ .

Im sure you know the Pima County guys are on a tv show now called Desert Law.  

[SilleeMee]

Professional colleagues should never criticize each other's work.  Code of ethics. If anything, they should keep it to themselves. But some don't see it that way.