I noticed this thread right after it was posted and saw her picture, then I saw it again on the news a few minutes ago. So sad. Tell Clint that people as far away as Texas are praying for him in his time of grief and praying that justice will be done.
I can so relate to Cumiford's blood running cold when he stops to think that this was his neighbor. There was a guy living in my neighborhood who kept coming to my gate asking me for money. I gave him ten dollars one day. he promised to pay me back and of course never did. Next time he asked I told him I didn't have any money (which was true). For weeks after that, he would walk past our house and stare at us as he walked by. My dad was here one day and said, "That guy looks like he would rob you blind and not even care". All that did was confirm my worst fears. Then, last friday I heard his name on the local radio news, "Charged with burglary of a habitation- $75,000 bond". It could have just as easily been my house he robbed.
I know that doesn't compare with what's happened to poor Whitney and Clint, but I guess I'm just trying to say that if you have suspicions about a person in your neighborhood, don't dismiss them too quickly and decide it's all in your head. Sometimes when your gut tells you that someone has bad intentions, it's because they DO.
