Fire in upper NW?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this a manhunt like for Jesse Matthew? Are we supposed to be on the lookout?

News4 said he has left the DC area.

[Anonymous]

my guess is that if authorities know he left the area after the crimes, it was by plane.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The person in the video who dumped the car looked skinny. He is not as skinny.

Agreed. He's 5'7 and 155lbs. The person in the video had a slim build.

People. He wasn't alone!!!!

I can't see how he could have.
How could one guy over take 4 people, including one who was trained in 3 advance martial arts specialities?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There was probably an accomplice, but still looks very random. They may have been targeted (maybe he saw their house as a contractor or yard worker, etc) but this isn't some ex business partner or employee. Nor is it some shady Caribbean dealings. It should be obvious this guy has no axe to grind with the owners, and it's exceptionally unlikely some dude hired this guy.

Dude who saw a window of opportunity, took it, went too far with it.

Sadly that is probably exactly what happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Could this case also be related to the young mother in PG county who was killed and her apartment was set on fire?

I mentioned that when that incident happened and got flammed.

[Anonymous]

So why the choppers over the Normanstone-Woodland neighborhood?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is this a manhunt like for Jesse Matthew? Are we supposed to be on the lookout?

News4 said he has left the DC area.

Well I hope they tell us where he is going. He may try to break into another home to hide out.

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think that if this fellow were wandering around the Savopoulous' neighborhood looking for a random house to case he wouldn't have stuck out like a sore thumb?? He hardly looks like most of the neighbors. If he was there people would have noticed and remembered him.

Ah, racial profiling at its best

Don't be an idiot. It is not racial profiling to suggest that a black man with dreadlocks is not the common demographic in a swanky area of NW and would stand out.

In case you needed some background info on what racial profiling is: https://www.aclu.org/racial-profiling-definition

[Anonymous]

Looks like he's a multiple times deadbeat dad as well. Who would sleep with this animal?

Too bad DC doesn't have the death penalty.

[Anonymous]

The choppers were over is in upper NW too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think that if this fellow were wandering around the Savopoulous' neighborhood looking for a random house to case he wouldn't have stuck out like a sore thumb?? He hardly looks like most of the neighbors. If he was there people would have noticed and remembered him.

Ah, racial profiling at its best

Don't be an idiot. It is not racial profiling to suggest that a black man with dreadlocks is not the common demographic in a swanky area of NW and would stand out.

In case you needed some background info on what racial profiling is: https://www.aclu.org/racial-profiling-definition

One man's racial profiling is another man's sensible extrapolation of demographic data.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think that if this fellow were wandering around the Savopoulous' neighborhood looking for a random house to case he wouldn't have stuck out like a sore thumb?? He hardly looks like most of the neighbors. If he was there people would have noticed and remembered him.

Ah, racial profiling at its best

and it might have saved 3 lives if it were done more blatantly

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So why the choppers over the Normanstone-Woodland neighborhood?

Why would the suspect be there? Has to be unrelated

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think that if this fellow were wandering around the Savopoulous' neighborhood looking for a random house to case he wouldn't have stuck out like a sore thumb?? He hardly looks like most of the neighbors. If he was there people would have noticed and remembered him.

Ah, racial profiling at its best

Don't be an idiot. It is not racial profiling to suggest that a black man with dreadlocks is not the common demographic in a swanky area of NW and would stand out.

It's DC, not New Canaan. DC is a melting pot - not uncommon to see people of varying races in the area. I live around the corner.

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I think it is frightening to know that he is still on the loose.

This is just for DC, not Maryland or Va. So 2,300 murders only a 1/3 solved....there are a lot of murders out there.

Despite record drops in the number of murders and record closures in recent years, homicide in the District remains a tough crime to solve and prosecute. A Post review of nearly 2,300 slayings in the city between 2000 and 2011 found that less than a third have led to a conviction for murder or manslaughter.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/as-dc-homicides-decline-murder-still-a-stubborn-crime-to-solve-and-prosecute/2012/10/13/e19132a2-fc23-11e1-a31e-804fccb658f9_story.html