Fire in upper NW?

[Anonymous]

Really? These were not art thieves.

[Anonymous]

Not art thieves... Those that suggest that this is art theft know nothing about the art business... You must have provenance. Savopoulos art most likely bought at auction or from dealer...traceable!!!!!! Maybe Ninja will show up with 2,000 dollar litho at pawn shop...come on, think!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How would they know money missing from house...don't think so...that is not the reason...next....

An empty safe, perhaps. Merely speculating.

Exactly. If true, calls maid's story into question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Google Savvas Savapoulos Martial Arts and see what comes up....he had a passion for it...taught classes at the University Club. Trained in 3 types...violent types involving knives. He followed the teachings of some one that believed in the "Beauty and Grace of Violence." A very strange interest...on one website he challenges someone... I feel the police know this already the crime scene was bloody and the rescue workers knew immediately violent crime scene. I think the boy died of smoke inhalation elsewhere. Maid killed and wife in front of this man. He was killed with martial arts weapon. I know sounds crazy but look at the web and you will see...

The media reported that the father, son, and maid all died from blunt force trauma. So if anyone died of smoke inhalation, it was the mother (although that's not clear).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not art thieves... Those that suggest that this is art theft know nothing about the art business... You must have provenance. Savopoulos art most likely bought at auction or from dealer...traceable!!!!!! Maybe Ninja will show up with 2,000 dollar litho at pawn shop...come on, think!

Seriously. I know next to nothing about the art business, but I know that art thieves and violent multiple homocides do not go together. Not there for the art.

[Anonymous]

Please show us where the media said the boy had blunt force trauma. I think you are incorrect. I have read every possibly line of print on this story.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We were robbed about two years ago, and I will never again feel entirely safe in my own home. I don't even want to try to imagine what these poor innocent souls were put through.

How do you handle it now? Security system?

[Anonymous]

Possible...ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please show us where the media said the boy had blunt force trauma. I think you are incorrect. I have read every possibly line of print on this story.

It's a tweet from a wusa9 reporter (bruce leshan) that has been posted several times

[Anonymous]

Tweet is not hard news...not buying it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Back in 1999, Mr. Savapoulos was arguing with someone named Ron Beaubien...Google search and you will find conversations over some martial arts crap. Kind of loony and odd conversation. Perhaps this was retaliation since Mr. Savapoulos was about to open his own martial arts school?

Really interesting. Could sword be the "sharp instrument"?

[Anonymous]

The media has reported only that three of the victims suffered or sustained blunt force injuries, but not that that is necessarily what killed them.

If someone engages in a particularly violent fight with another person, they will very likely sustain blunt force injuries -- regardless of who instigated the fight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:wow, i just googled the mother's Facebook page and we have a ton of mutual friends.
This is hitting way too close to home.

Same here.

You must be white and rich!

Second PP. I'm black actually but not American,

[Anonymous]

The scene was bloody though...and rescue workers knew immediately violent crime...slain.
I think martial arts weapon.

[Anonymous]

"Three of the four victims had blunt force or sharp object injuries, according to autopsy findings. The police incident report, released on Friday, said all of the victims were suffering from "various traumatic injuries." "

http://www.wusa9.com/story/news/local/dc/2015/05/15/suspicious-fire-dc-4-dead/27387809/