02-18-2011, 12:35 AM
(02-18-2011, 12:18 AM)Spalding Wrote: I think one of the reasons that this case has attracted so much interest is the manner of death. Guns are a convenient and effective means to murder and, as a result, have become very prevalent in drug and gang crimes. For plastic bags to be used, you would first have to subdue the individuals (at risk to yourself while doing so) and then take the extra time associated with suffocation to make sure the job was complete. If the killers wanted to minimize their time at the scene and minimize the chance that DNA would be left as a result of the struggle, guns would have been the way to go.I think it's possible they could have been bound and at gun point (maybe even gagged) when Tiffany came by. So the intruder knew people on the outside were wondering what was going on inside. Maybe even saw the Cops come and go. So possibly the bags over the heads was their way of making the quiet kill without anyone hearing gun shots. Just a possibility I'm throwing out there for the hell of it.
So if it were a robbery gone bad, why employ plastic bags? In my opinion, the manner of death suggests a motive of revenge, either for snitching or stealing from the wrong person. This crime was done to maximize pain and to send a message. I think it was premeditated.