04-01-2011, 07:25 PM
(04-01-2011, 03:40 PM)Methusala Wrote: He may have simply commented to her, as he did to the press, that the conditions found upstairs made it look like they were looking for a built-in safe, and that none existed. In addition, if I were in his shoes, I would have been thinking about the cruel irony that the break-in and murders may have been motivated solely by a belief in something which never existed.
I don't see any internal inconsistency in what he said to the press. He said it looked like they were looking for a non-existent safe. In addition, having a home safe which opens with a key would be highly unusual. They almost all have combination locks, not key locks. (Another source has indicated that the key was to a storage locker.)
Methulsa, Mr Verbosky did NOT say that the conditions upstairs made it look like they were looking for a safe. He said "They were looking for a safe, one that never existed" I've read this same statement twice. Once in a Blade article & once in a transcript of a interview he did with the news. My question is, how was he so certain that they were looking for a safe? That is all. I would also like to add that it may be unusual for a safe to be opened with a key & combination, but not unheard of. As I've already stated my dad had a safe that needed a key & combination. I don't know who the source was that verified that the key was to a storage locker, it was my understanding that it was never determined what the key went to. If it was a key to a storage locker.... which storage locker?