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Originally posted by ladyinwaiting
Suppose there was someone the police were chasing. He was on foot.
He somehow gained entry into your home to hide. He leapt up the stairs, two or three steps at a time. He saw a sleeping family, and didn't want to be there. He found the door to the garage, opened the door and fled.
The copters were there still searching for him.
Holes in my theory:
You would have had to have left the door unlocked for him to gain entry, or did you look for signs of forced entry?
Originally posted by Gordi The Drummer
Question:
If it just happened last night...
How did it last for 3 days with you only there for the first one?
Busted methinks!
G
Originally posted by NewWorldDisorder
Black Helicopters
A friend and I decided to stay overnight at my parents house in plans of an early steel head fishing trip, this friend is not exactly what you would call someone who believes in conspiracy, it’s just a subject we don’t talk about.
A short time after I began hearing a car driving up and down the street behind my house
When I got up to see what was going on, I heard my garage door open. Now I’m convinced someone is in my house, I don’t own any guns, I have a child, and I’m almost frozen as to what I should do.
I went to my daughters room where she was sleeping
I went on my back porch facing the street with.....
So I called and the dispatcher told me she would have a unit meet me at my house.
I live in a nicer part of town, low crime, with a population of about 100,000.
Originally posted by yadda333
Originally posted by NewWorldDisorder
Black Helicopters
A friend and I decided to stay overnight at my parents house in plans of an early steel head fishing trip, this friend is not exactly what you would call someone who believes in conspiracy, it’s just a subject we don’t talk about.
You state here that you were staying over at your parents' house, yet you constantly refer to the house as being yours. ex:
A short time after I began hearing a car driving up and down the street behind my house
When I got up to see what was going on, I heard my garage door open. Now I’m convinced someone is in my house, I don’t own any guns, I have a child, and I’m almost frozen as to what I should do.
I went to my daughters room where she was sleeping
I went on my back porch facing the street with.....
So I called and the dispatcher told me she would have a unit meet me at my house.
I live in a nicer part of town, low crime, with a population of about 100,000.
Now, maybe this was a simple mistake. I can buy that you would be referring to this house as yours as you tell the story. I can also buy that your daughter has her own room at your parents' house.
Good story regardless of its validity.
edit: I reread a part that I commented on and realized my mistake!
[edit on 11/21/2009 by yadda333]
Originally posted by NewWorldDisorder
reply to post by Gordi The Drummer
Last night: IE the night it happened.
I left the day after and I have been staying with a friend but plan on returning home tomorrow night. The events lasted 3 days, I was there for the first night that it happened and decided I did not want to be there for however much longer it was going on.
So "Last night" is past tense, the actual date of the events was the early morning of November 16th.
When I got up to see what was going on, I heard my garage door open. Now I’m convinced someone is in my house, I don’t own any guns, I have a child, and I’m almost frozen as to what I should do. Any normal person would have called the police and I don’t know why that wasn’t my first instinct, I went to my daughters room where she was sleeping and all was quiet so I closed her door and walked to the door connecting the house to the garage, sure enough the garage door was up.
Originally posted by subfab
reply to post by NewWorldDisorder
When I got up to see what was going on, I heard my garage door open. Now I’m convinced someone is in my house, I don’t own any guns, I have a child, and I’m almost frozen as to what I should do. Any normal person would have called the police and I don’t know why that wasn’t my first instinct, I went to my daughters room where she was sleeping and all was quiet so I closed her door and walked to the door connecting the house to the garage, sure enough the garage door was up.
i would invest in a gun. specifically a .410 shotgun. it will do a lot of damage, the shot will not travel far (like go thru a wall and strike a bystander), doesn't kick a whole lot and you can pick one up anywhere.
buy some clappers. hook up a bunch of lights with them. next time it happens, clap and let there be light. can you imagine the look on a perpetrator's face he hears and sees......clap....light.....shotgun barrel.
maybe even say something like "i'm rick james b**ch"
-subfab