Fairfax homicide last night

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Anonymous wrote:It was NOT a domestic dispute. If I'm going to hire some guy to shoot my husband (I'm not, FYI) but if I were, I certainly would not have the person do it while I and especially the kids are in the house. She is going to have to pay for years of therapy for those kids. Awful.

I'm guessing either robbery gone wrong, maybe gay lover or complete error.

You're assuming that there was a third party involved. All the police have said was the husband was shot in his own bed at 3AM and the wife was in the house.

Good point. In which case, she won't need to worry about paying for therapy for the kids at all.

I thought I saw somewhere the killer allegedly went out the back door.

Nope. All they said was the back door was open when the police arrived.

I said allegedly. Believed to have.

And I'm saying they didn't even allege and law enforcement never said a third party was involved in the first place. Stop making stuff up.

I'm not the earlier poster, but police said the back door was open when they arrived, and that an adult in the home (wife?) made the 9-1-1 call. So, you think the most logical explanation is the wife opened the back door herself, shot her own husband, then called 9-1-1? "Allegedly" includes reports from people on social media btw. People on social media, who seem to be connected to the family, are saying it was an intruder.

No, in that scenario I think the logical conclusion is they argued, struggled over a weapon, he ends up dead, she wanders around the house wondering what to do and may or may not have opened the back door in the process.

When the cops have not released a notification of a suspect, camera footage from the neighbors or the household - grainy or not, or even a description the most likely culprit is internal. Whether that's someone they knew and the cops are now watching or the spouse themselves.

This is least likely scenario. If only you could see what people who knew them are saying.

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Anonymous wrote:It was NOT a domestic dispute. If I'm going to hire some guy to shoot my husband (I'm not, FYI) but if I were, I certainly would not have the person do it while I and especially the kids are in the house. She is going to have to pay for years of therapy for those kids. Awful.

I'm guessing either robbery gone wrong, maybe gay lover or complete error.

You're assuming that there was a third party involved. All the police have said was the husband was shot in his own bed at 3AM and the wife was in the house.

Good point. In which case, she won't need to worry about paying for therapy for the kids at all.

I thought I saw somewhere the killer allegedly went out the back door.

Nope. All they said was the back door was open when the police arrived.

I said allegedly. Believed to have.

And I'm saying they didn't even allege and law enforcement never said a third party was involved in the first place. Stop making stuff up.

I'm not the earlier poster, but police said the back door was open when they arrived, and that an adult in the home (wife?) made the 9-1-1 call. So, you think the most logical explanation is the wife opened the back door herself, shot her own husband, then called 9-1-1? "Allegedly" includes reports from people on social media btw. People on social media, who seem to be connected to the family, are saying it was an intruder.

No, in that scenario I think the logical conclusion is they argued, struggled over a weapon, he ends up dead, she wanders around the house wondering what to do and may or may not have opened the back door in the process.

When the cops have not released a notification of a suspect, camera footage from the neighbors or the household - grainy or not, or even a description the most likely culprit is internal. Whether that's someone they knew and the cops are now watching or the spouse themselves.

This is least likely scenario. If only you could see what people who knew them are saying.

And would be easily provable through fingerprints - but you can't make a statement like "if only you could see ..." without telling us what people who knew them are saying! Especially not on a Saturday night when I'm meant to be writing and not on DCUM ...

[Anonymous]

He did a video and wrote this book about his inspiration and back story

https://youtu.be/qzdDAQObTxw

ttps://www.amazon.com/Poor-Were-Next-Door-transform/dp/1077614918

Here's a video about the Malawai STEM school they built or helped build. https://donorsee.com/stem

He did this Ted Talk too

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BEijq7fG758. The title is a little misleading. It's more about relativity and just how incredibly poor much of the world is.

[Anonymous]

fixed book link https://www.amazon.com/Poor-Were-Next-Door-transform/dp/1077614918

[Anonymous]

Update?

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It may be the burglar got spooked, shot him, then freaked out and ran. But most burglars won’t go into the bedrooms for precisely this reason. So seems more likely that this was targeted, which means likely either one of them had a piece on the side, or someone was upset about something related to his work. So awful for his wife and the kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Update?

My gut is this is international and needs FBI. His charity work overseas pissed off some bad human, or he discovered something and was silenced.

[Anonymous]

I'm definitely inspired to use Donorsee this week. He said $20 can change someone's life in Malawi, and I think you get a thank you from the donee

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Anonymous wrote:It was NOT a domestic dispute. If I'm going to hire some guy to shoot my husband (I'm not, FYI) but if I were, I certainly would not have the person do it while I and especially the kids are in the house. She is going to have to pay for years of therapy for those kids. Awful.

I'm guessing either robbery gone wrong, maybe gay lover or complete error.

You're assuming that there was a third party involved. All the police have said was the husband was shot in his own bed at 3AM and the wife was in the house.

Good point. In which case, she won't need to worry about paying for therapy for the kids at all.

I thought I saw somewhere the killer allegedly went out the back door.

Nope. All they said was the back door was open when the police arrived.

I said allegedly. Believed to have.

And I'm saying they didn't even allege and law enforcement never said a third party was involved in the first place. Stop making stuff up.

I'm not the earlier poster, but police said the back door was open when they arrived, and that an adult in the home (wife?) made the 9-1-1 call. So, you think the most logical explanation is the wife opened the back door herself, shot her own husband, then called 9-1-1? "Allegedly" includes reports from people on social media btw. People on social media, who seem to be connected to the family, are saying it was an intruder.

No, in that scenario I think the logical conclusion is they argued, struggled over a weapon, he ends up dead, she wanders around the house wondering what to do and may or may not have opened the back door in the process.

When the cops have not released a notification of a suspect, camera footage from the neighbors or the household - grainy or not, or even a description the most likely culprit is internal. Whether that's someone they knew and the cops are now watching or the spouse themselves.

This is least likely scenario. If only you could see what people who knew them are saying.

people are capable of terrible things. Good people are capable of terrible things. How many times have we seen the most loving husband or wife murder their spouse? How many times have we seen the most pious couple steal and deceive. I'm not saying that is the case here at all but to just say "oh they were the nicest people" - doesn't really mean much because you can't see into someone's heart. I'll wait to see what becomes of it all.

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Anonymous wrote:It was NOT a domestic dispute. If I'm going to hire some guy to shoot my husband (I'm not, FYI) but if I were, I certainly would not have the person do it while I and especially the kids are in the house. She is going to have to pay for years of therapy for those kids. Awful.

I'm guessing either robbery gone wrong, maybe gay lover or complete error.

You're assuming that there was a third party involved. All the police have said was the husband was shot in his own bed at 3AM and the wife was in the house.

Good point. In which case, she won't need to worry about paying for therapy for the kids at all.

I thought I saw somewhere the killer allegedly went out the back door.

Nope. All they said was the back door was open when the police arrived.

I said allegedly. Believed to have.

And I'm saying they didn't even allege and law enforcement never said a third party was involved in the first place. Stop making stuff up.

I'm not the earlier poster, but police said the back door was open when they arrived, and that an adult in the home (wife?) made the 9-1-1 call. So, you think the most logical explanation is the wife opened the back door herself, shot her own husband, then called 9-1-1? "Allegedly" includes reports from people on social media btw. People on social media, who seem to be connected to the family, are saying it was an intruder.

No, in that scenario I think the logical conclusion is they argued, struggled over a weapon, he ends up dead, she wanders around the house wondering what to do and may or may not have opened the back door in the process.

When the cops have not released a notification of a suspect, camera footage from the neighbors or the household - grainy or not, or even a description the most likely culprit is internal. Whether that's someone they knew and the cops are now watching or the spouse themselves.

This is least likely scenario. If only you could see what people who knew them are saying.

people are capable of terrible things. Good people are capable of terrible things. How many times have we seen the most loving husband or wife murder their spouse? How many times have we seen the most pious couple steal and deceive. I'm not saying that is the case here at all but to just say "oh they were the nicest people" - doesn't really mean much because you can't see into someone's heart. I'll wait to see what becomes of it all.

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Anonymous wrote:It was NOT a domestic dispute. If I'm going to hire some guy to shoot my husband (I'm not, FYI) but if I were, I certainly would not have the person do it while I and especially the kids are in the house. She is going to have to pay for years of therapy for those kids. Awful.

I'm guessing either robbery gone wrong, maybe gay lover or complete error.

You're assuming that there was a third party involved. All the police have said was the husband was shot in his own bed at 3AM and the wife was in the house.

Good point. In which case, she won't need to worry about paying for therapy for the kids at all.

I thought I saw somewhere the killer allegedly went out the back door.

Nope. All they said was the back door was open when the police arrived.

I said allegedly. Believed to have.

And I'm saying they didn't even allege and law enforcement never said a third party was involved in the first place. Stop making stuff up.

I'm not the earlier poster, but police said the back door was open when they arrived, and that an adult in the home (wife?) made the 9-1-1 call. So, you think the most logical explanation is the wife opened the back door herself, shot her own husband, then called 9-1-1? "Allegedly" includes reports from people on social media btw. People on social media, who seem to be connected to the family, are saying it was an intruder.

No, in that scenario I think the logical conclusion is they argued, struggled over a weapon, he ends up dead, she wanders around the house wondering what to do and may or may not have opened the back door in the process.

When the cops have not released a notification of a suspect, camera footage from the neighbors or the household - grainy or not, or even a description the most likely culprit is internal. Whether that's someone they knew and the cops are now watching or the spouse themselves.

This is least likely scenario. If only you could see what people who knew them are saying.

people are capable of terrible things. Good people are capable of terrible things. How many times have we seen the most loving husband or wife murder their spouse? How many times have we seen the most pious couple steal and deceive. I'm not saying that is the case here at all but to just say "oh they were the nicest people" - doesn't really mean much because you can't see into someone's heart. I'll wait to see what becomes of it all.

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He didn't just love his wife. He loved the world. His mission was to end world poverty. I doubt your Lifetime TV for women villains were anything like this guy. Let's not paint a heinous picture of what everyone is saying was a guy with a heart of gold until you have facts.

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Anonymous wrote:It was NOT a domestic dispute. If I'm going to hire some guy to shoot my husband (I'm not, FYI) but if I were, I certainly would not have the person do it while I and especially the kids are in the house. She is going to have to pay for years of therapy for those kids. Awful.

I'm guessing either robbery gone wrong, maybe gay lover or complete error.

You're assuming that there was a third party involved. All the police have said was the husband was shot in his own bed at 3AM and the wife was in the house.

Good point. In which case, she won't need to worry about paying for therapy for the kids at all.

I thought I saw somewhere the killer allegedly went out the back door.

Nope. All they said was the back door was open when the police arrived.

I said allegedly. Believed to have.

And I'm saying they didn't even allege and law enforcement never said a third party was involved in the first place. Stop making stuff up.

I'm not the earlier poster, but police said the back door was open when they arrived, and that an adult in the home (wife?) made the 9-1-1 call. So, you think the most logical explanation is the wife opened the back door herself, shot her own husband, then called 9-1-1? "Allegedly" includes reports from people on social media btw. People on social media, who seem to be connected to the family, are saying it was an intruder.

No, in that scenario I think the logical conclusion is they argued, struggled over a weapon, he ends up dead, she wanders around the house wondering what to do and may or may not have opened the back door in the process.

When the cops have not released a notification of a suspect, camera footage from the neighbors or the household - grainy or not, or even a description the most likely culprit is internal. Whether that's someone they knew and the cops are now watching or the spouse themselves.

This is least likely scenario. If only you could see what people who knew them are saying.

people are capable of terrible things. Good people are capable of terrible things. How many times have we seen the most loving husband or wife murder their spouse? How many times have we seen the most pious couple steal and deceive. I'm not saying that is the case here at all but to just say "oh they were the nicest people" - doesn't really mean much because you can't see into someone's heart. I'll wait to see what becomes of it all.

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He didn't just love his wife. He loved the world. His mission was to end world poverty. I doubt your Lifetime TV for women villains were anything like this guy. Let's not paint a heinous picture of what everyone is saying was a guy with a heart of gold until you have facts.

What people are saying is you just don’t know. The totally random killing of someone in their home is very rare. I don’t think anyone is saying he didn’t seem like a nice guy but you don’t know what went on in that home or within his business dealings. How about we just wait and see.

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GET THE FBI ON THE CASE

[Anonymous]

It would be great if the police would fill us in as to whether we have anything to worry about. A random home invasion homicide in a place where there has literally not been a homicide for almost 15 years seems cause for concern to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It would be great if the police would fill us in as to whether we have anything to worry about. A random home invasion homicide in a place where there has literally not been a homicide for almost 15 years seems cause for concern to me.

Which tells me they know it isn’t a community threat