Fire in upper NW?

[Anonymous]

The maid supposedly leaving at 3pm and not leaving at 3pm is no big deal. The duties could have taken her longer to finish.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police said at Wint's court hearing Friday that they are still looking for a red car missing from the mansion's garage. It was not immediately clear whether this was the same vehicle.

!! I Didn't know this

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Daron-Wint-Mansion-Murder-DC-Charging-Documents-304744581.html

The charging documents said that the money was placed in a red sports car. I assume that was the red Mosler. The charging documents describe the police officer looking in the car and not seeing any money. So, the red sports car in which the money was placed is not missing. Another poster here has mentioned seeing a red Audi in photos. If that poster is correct, then the red Audi is also not missing. That leaves two possibilities: 1) the police described the Audi as a "sports car" and the Mosler wasn't the car in which the money was placed; or 2) there is a third red car that is missing. I would be shocked if the Mosler is missing and nobody has mentioned it because that is a very visible and unique car.

They would have been caught in 30 seconds in the Mosler. The Porsche is common place in certain areas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The maid supposedly leaving at 3pm and not leaving at 3pm is no big deal. The duties could have taken her longer to finish.

yes, but court documents are stating this ordeal started at 6pm, that is 3 hours later than the maid was supposed to leave so it does seem off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police said at Wint's court hearing Friday that they are still looking for a red car missing from the mansion's garage. It was not immediately clear whether this was the same vehicle.

!! I Didn't know this

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Daron-Wint-Mansion-Murder-DC-Charging-Documents-304744581.html

The charging documents said that the money was placed in a red sports car. I assume that was the red Mosler. The charging documents describe the police officer looking in the car and not seeing any money. So, the red sports car in which the money was placed is not missing. Another poster here has mentioned seeing a red Audi in photos. If that poster is correct, then the red Audi is also not missing. That leaves two possibilities: 1) the police described the Audi as a "sports car" and the Mosler wasn't the car in which the money was placed; or 2) there is a third red car that is missing. I would be shocked if the Mosler is missing and nobody has mentioned it because that is a very visible and unique car.

They would have been caught in 30 seconds in the Mosler. The Porsche is common place in certain areas.

Maybe the S's had 2 red cars? Mosler and the "missing" one?

Or, more likely, this report about the missing red car is another example of bad reporting

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The maid supposedly leaving at 3pm and not leaving at 3pm is no big deal. The duties could have taken her longer to finish.

yes, but court documents are stating this ordeal started at 6pm, that is 3 hours later than the maid was supposed to leave so it does seem off.

This!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police said at Wint's court hearing Friday that they are still looking for a red car missing from the mansion's garage. It was not immediately clear whether this was the same vehicle.

!! I Didn't know this

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Daron-Wint-Mansion-Murder-DC-Charging-Documents-304744581.html

The charging documents said that the money was placed in a red sports car. I assume that was the red Mosler. The charging documents describe the police officer looking in the car and not seeing any money. So, the red sports car in which the money was placed is not missing. Another poster here has mentioned seeing a red Audi in photos. If that poster is correct, then the red Audi is also not missing. That leaves two possibilities: 1) the police described the Audi as a "sports car" and the Mosler wasn't the car in which the money was placed; or 2) there is a third red car that is missing. I would be shocked if the Mosler is missing and nobody has mentioned it because that is a very visible and unique car.

They would have been caught in 30 seconds in the Mosler. The Porsche is common place in certain areas.

Maybe the Mosler was at a rented garage and they were headed to pick it up. There was some inspiration for Wint to head back to DC when he was in the wind? There was a reason for that box truck too..I guess it was too risky for the police to follow them to find out..ugh

Maybe the S's had 2 red cars? Mosler and the "missing" one?

Or, more likely, this report about the missing red car is another example of bad reporting

Maybe the Mosler was at a rented garage and they were headed to pick it up. There was some inspiration for Wint to head back to DC when he was in the wind? There was a reason for that box truck too..I guess it was too risky for the police to follow them to find out..ugh

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The maid supposedly leaving at 3pm and not leaving at 3pm is no big deal. The duties could have taken her longer to finish.

yes, but court documents are stating this ordeal started at 6pm, that is 3 hours later than the maid was supposed to leave so it does seem off.

This!

No! The charging documents pertain to SS only. Crimes against HIM began at 6. First crimes began earlier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police said at Wint's court hearing Friday that they are still looking for a red car missing from the mansion's garage. It was not immediately clear whether this was the same vehicle.

!! I Didn't know this

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Daron-Wint-Mansion-Murder-DC-Charging-Documents-304744581.html

The charging documents said that the money was placed in a red sports car. I assume that was the red Mosler. The charging documents describe the police officer looking in the car and not seeing any money. So, the red sports car in which the money was placed is not missing. Another poster here has mentioned seeing a red Audi in photos. If that poster is correct, then the red Audi is also not missing. That leaves two possibilities: 1) the police described the Audi as a "sports car" and the Mosler wasn't the car in which the money was placed; or 2) there is a third red car that is missing. I would be shocked if the Mosler is missing and nobody has mentioned it because that is a very visible and unique car.

They would have been caught in 30 seconds in the Mosler. The Porsche is common place in certain areas.

Maybe the Mosler was at a rented garage and they were headed to pick it up. There was some inspiration for Wint to head back to DC when he was in the wind? There was a reason for that box truck too..I guess it was too risky for the police to follow them to find out..ugh

Maybe the S's had 2 red cars? Mosler and the "missing" one?

Or, more likely, this report about the missing red car is another example of bad reporting

Maybe the Mosler was at a rented garage and they were headed to pick it up. There was some inspiration for Wint to head back to DC when he was in the wind? There was a reason for that box truck too..I guess it was too risky for the police to follow them to find out..ugh

There was a reason for the assistant to LIE about unlocking and locking the doors too when he dropped off the package

[Anonymous]

I wonder if the assistant was blackmailed/threatened into helping with the burglary, not realizing how far it would go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The maid supposedly leaving at 3pm and not leaving at 3pm is no big deal. The duties could have taken her longer to finish.

yes, but court documents are stating this ordeal started at 6pm, that is 3 hours later than the maid was supposed to leave so it does seem off.

This!

No! The charging documents pertain to SS only. Crimes against HIM began at 6. First crimes began earlier.

ah, ok this makes sense

[Anonymous]

was there ever a picture or name of the assistant released? Only thing I saw on him/her is that this person lives in Annapolis, MD and his mother works at a local church.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The maid supposedly leaving at 3pm and not leaving at 3pm is no big deal. The duties could have taken her longer to finish.

yes, but court documents are stating this ordeal started at 6pm, that is 3 hours later than the maid was supposed to leave so it does seem off.

This!

No! The charging documents pertain to SS only. Crimes against HIM began at 6. First crimes began earlier.

ah, ok this makes sense

So that means that whomever drove him home was in on it? The reports from a long term co-worker saw him in Chantilly, VA at the martial arts studio around 6.

[Anonymous]

My thought is that the police deal with this type of thing all the time. It's in the court charging documents they say that the assistant lLIED and they use that word, not "mistakes" not change story then they maybe hinting to something.. And these are the same police being very careful about how they are charging Wint and who they're arrestinb.I think they're used of that word and they're detailing the changes in the court documents mean a lot

[Anonymous]

What car did SS come home in Wednesday night? Did someone say the assistant drive home home? Then how does assistant get home?

[Anonymous]

why do people want so bad for first the housecleaner and then the assistant to be involved? neither were. does it make us feel safer because we have people we 100% trust around us (or we don't have people)?

The assistant is a schmuck that is all. His lies were inconsequential - the product of the kind of uncarefull mind who wouldn't consider the money request at all suspicious.

Now the suspects brother is a real possibility