
She let him in, he was in fact invited. She wasn't afraid of him because he's not the killer. Stop being ridiculous yourself. You are pulling up old posts to drive down what is really going on. A murder of two innocent people by a husband who know about his wife's relationship outside of the marriage. |
Phone record and cyber records will have the final say. Just because you don’t want to believe it doesn’t make it untrue. |
I’m guessing the au pair heard something upstairs (sexual), tried to call the husband and he didn’t answer, so called 911. He called back as she was doing that so she hung up with 911. She told him she heard somebody upstairs with the wife. The husband came home and shot him. He may not have recognized him as the man they were online with. |
I don't understand why people in year 2023 don't know that adults have carried sex lives and relationships even if it's not their personal choice. Many people have adult relations and are great people. Time will tell as the case progresses. I believe that JR is not the killer personally. I believe it's the husband. It just makes sense to Me based on what we have learned from the chief about what happened on the day, and what we have learned since then. |
they all knew each other, and the 911 call said he shot Ryan, he knew his name, he announced it. So you have the story totally wrong. No one calls 911 for sex sounds. "Hello what's your emergency? ... I hear someone having sex upstairs" <----- that doesnt make sense at all. |
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Not what I said at all. I realize we have at least one fetishist on here that is desperate for the cuckold scenario to be true, but there is nothing other than that speculation that indicates that was the case. And nothing known about the Banfieds would indicate that Christine Banfield would bring this guy into the house with her daughter and the au pair there. The police and actual evidence can prove me wrong, but I am not betting on it. |
Per people who say they knew him, Joe was into that type of relationship and he told the Reddit poster he had begun such a rx with the Banfields. And LE said they were all known to one another. So not completely out of thin air. Time will tell @ that and @ DH's rx with AP. |
But then, what? The wife helpfully lay in bed while the husband put his gun down and stabbed her? That doesn’t make sense. |
There were two adults still alive in the end and two victims dead. I believe Ryan may have had a gun held to him while the wife was stabbed by the husband. It is possible that JR was shot first and then the wife stabbed. |
I really feel like blaming Ryan by calling into question his life style choices is a way to make him look guilty instead of actually talking about the case and what people know. Not only do they keep tossing the sexual fetish thing up but forgetting we do not know what Christine and her husband were actually into. So far I have heard overwhelmingly that Joe was a nice guy, and that Christine was a kind woman. So far I have not heard anything good about the husband at all or the au pair for that matter.
If the tv show is going to do a show on this there is a reason. Their producers think it's a mystery worth looking at. I hope that we all find out more but I would bet the husband is the killer and that the au pair still living there is involved also. |
Why would an au pair stay in a house where two people were murdered. |
EXACTLY! they would do that because they are romantically linked to the husband who committed the murders, or they helped. |
"Per people who say they knew him" - i.e. - anonymous people on the internet Joe was into that type of relationship and he told the Reddit poster he had begun such a rx with the Banfields." - again, anonymous people on the internet. " And LE said they were all known to one another." - which can mean anything from the desperately wished for sexual relationship or he was a handyman or he had dated the au pair or he was a stalker. "So not completely out of thin air." - Except it kind of is. |
This is my only question. My kid would be on the first plane home after that. |