- Hi, friends. How are you today? That's good to hear. I'm glad. Unless you're having a
bad day, then I'm sorry. My name is Bailey Sarian
and today is Monday, which means it's
MurderMystery&Makeup Monday. (imitates bass beats) My theme song. Anyway, so if you're new here, every Monday, I've been
sitting down doing my makeup and then talking about a true crime story that is on my noggin. So if you like true
crime, if you like makeup, go ahead and hit that subscribe button. Every Monday, I'm here for you. Doin' it for you. Anyways, I got my hair, like,
shellacked back right now 'cause I'm doing a hair, like, treatment. And also, I don't know if
you could tell right now, but maybe when I zoom in, I woke up today and I
had a bump on my lip. I think it's a cold sore and I'm extremely upset that my body would
disrespect me like this. I haven't had a cold sore
since, like, middle school. Great. Awesome. Love this. Love my life. With that being said, I'm not gonna put, like,
lipstick on or anything. If you're curious to know which products I'm using on my face, check out the description box down below because that's where I list everything. Today, I wanted to talk about Robert Wone because his whole story is so suspish. Like, the definition of suspish. The people who did this who
are responsible for his death are out there 'cause it's unsolved. Unsolved. This story gives me the creeps. It's creepy. That's all I can say. There are a lot of people
involved in this story so I'm gonna try my best to keep it simple and, like, we don't get lost in this. So, Robert was a
fourth-generation Chinese-American born in New York City, okay? Growing up, he attended an
all boys Catholic school and later, he went on to college, majored in public policy. In college is when he met Joseph Price. Now, Joseph would turn into, like, a long, a long life friend. So, Robert ended up going to the University of
Pennsylvania Law School. And then he went on to pass
the New York State bar exam. Very educated. He won a ton of awards. He was so smart. So, in 2000, Robert moved to Washington DC and he joined a firm focusing on commercial real estate and employment law. And in 2002, while
attending a law conference, that's where he met a lady named Katherine and they ended up falling in love, got into a relationship. Katherine lived in Chicago and for months, Robert would fly out
there every single weekend to spend time with her. And then after a year of dating, they got engaged and they got married. So then, by 2006, Robert was 32 years old. He lived with his wife,
Katherine, in Oakton, Virginia. And then on June 30th,
Robert left his current job. Yeah, and then he went to a new job and he took on the
title of General Counsel for Radio Free Asia, which was an organization
that broadcasts news, pretty much giving
information and commentary to people in East Asia. So, Robert and his wife, they would commute 20 to 30 miles to their jobs in Washington, DC. So, it was like a pretty long
commute for both of them. So Robert decides that he wants to attend a law education course and it would be held late in the evening, which he didn't necessarily mind because, obviously, it's going to help him like, better his career and whatnot. The downside of that, he would stay late, he would commute home. As soon as he got home, he then would have to
shower, get ready for bed, and then like six hours later, wake up, get ready for work, commute to work, stay there all day, do the same thing over and over again. So he figured it would be so much easier if I could just, like, crash
out here in Washington DC, maybe with a friend or something so then I wouldn't have to
commute all the way back home and, like, I'm just tired,
I just wanna go to bed. You know, he was just
wanting to crash somewhere 'cause it made more sense versus commuting and all that stuff. Robert's wife agreed. And she was like, yeah, you should. I'm sure it's not what she said. Yeah, you should. She agreed, though. She understood. So, originally, Robert places
a call to a female friend asking if he can stay at her place on the night of August 2nd rather than commuting
home after his long day. But she had to decline for some reason. I don't know why, but she declined, which was totally fine. So, Robert's kinda going through, like, down his list of, okay,
who else can I hit up? Then Robert decides to
hit up Joseph Price. Now, earlier I mentioned, Robert had met Joseph
when he was in college. Anyways, so he hits up Joseph 'cause they're still, like, friends. Joseph lived in downtown Washington DC so it was like close to his work. Ideally, like, it'd be awesome
if he could stay there. So, Robert asked Joseph,
can I crash at your place, gives him the whole rundown, and Joseph, he agrees and Robert sets his plans
pretty much into motion. Robert tells his wife that
on Wednesday, August 2nd, he will commute to Washington
with her in the morning, 'cause they both commuted to Washington, and then she would go home like normal and he would attend that
class at night time. Once the class was over, he was gonna go to Joseph's
house and stay the night there and then all of that. Robert's wife was down with the plan. She helped him pack a little night bag. Now, Joseph lived in a townhouse, not far from Robert's shop. So, Joseph is a lawyer, and a very prominent one. He mainly focuses on gay rights advocacy. His job working in intellectual
property litigation, trademark, and copyright disputes. So, Joseph had lived in this townhouse with his domestic partner, Victor. They had been together
for quite some time. They also had another guy
living in this townhouse and his name was Dylan. Their relationship is kind of confusing but they would describe
it as just polyamorous. They constantly refer to
themselves as a family but they all kind of had
different relationships. I won't go too much into it because I feel like it
could get really confusing, and, so, polyamorous. Robert is friends with Joseph. Let's call him Joe. It's just gonna be easier. Joe has a partner named Victor. They've been together for, like,
the longest amount of time. And then they added on the
third guy and his name is Dylan. Got it? Okay. So Victor, he worked as a senior
marketing manager for milk, like actual milk. He worked as the marketing manager for the Milk Processors education program. So, this group is responsible for the famous Got Milk? campaigns. Do you remember those? So, Victor's, like, low-key famous. What happened to those? Dylan, the third guy, graduated from a massage therapy school and he worked as a massage therapist. Victor and Joe, they
shared the master bedroom while Dylan took a bedroom
on the second story. This house is three stories high. So, Dylan's on the second floor, Victor and Joe are on the top
floor, the master bedroom. So, Dylan and Joe had
a sexual relationship, but I guess not with Victor. When asked about their
relationship, Joe and Dylan, it's referred to as being a dominant submissive sexual relationship with Dylan being the dominant. I guess Dylan was really
into BDSM, being tied up. Some really freaky stuff, which we'll talk about later because they do think it's
part of the story somehow. But, like, I'm not trying to shame you if you're into that or anything. Like, do whatever you want as long as you're not
hurting anybody, like. I'm not here to judge. Okay, and then guess what. God, there's a fourth person
who lives in the house. Her name's Sarah. Apparently, she's friends with Victor. But luckily, she was not there that night that everything went down. She told the family, the household, that she was gonna be gone for the night. So she's not in this story but I feel like I have to mention her because later on, she is brought up. But for now, Sarah lives
there, but she's not there. Let's forget, Sarah. I think the best way to go through this is just, like, in the
order the events happened. Most of the information didn't come out until after the murder took place. To avoid a lot of confusion, just gonna kind of go in order. August 2nd, Robert and his wife commute together to
work, just like planned. Robert's wife goes home, Robert stays behind and does
his work training and whatnot. And then at 9:30 PM, he calls his wife just
to check in with her. At 10:24, Robert calls Joe. This call obviously isn't,
like, recorded or anything, but based off of what Joe said is that Robert was just checking in, letting him know that he
would be leaving shortly to grab a taxi and he
would be over pretty soon. From work to Joe's place,
it only took eight minutes. So, he was gonna be there. When Joe was later interviewed, they asked him what he
was doing at this time and Joe said that all of
the guys in the house, they had just finished
dinner, they were cleaning up, and then he was cleaning up a mess from an overflowing shower. It was also said that
Victor was up in his room and he was watching "Project Runway" and that Robert had arrived sometime between 10:30 and 10:40. Joe says when Robert arrived, Joe and Dylan were still up
and they were in the kitchen and they're the ones who, like, welcomed Robert inside the house. So they all, like, stood in the kitchen and they had some small talk and they gave Robert a glass of water, just kind of lightly caught up, and then Robert expressed that, you know, he was really tired from his long ass day and that he just really
wanted to go to bed and that he would definitely wanna catch up with them in the morning. He was just super exhausted
and wanted to knock out. When they all went up to their bedroom, Joe showed Robert where
his bedroom was at, let him go into his
bedroom, went back upstairs. Dylan went to his room,
took his sleeping pill, started reading, knocked out, whatever. Dylan says he heard the
shower start running so he assumed that Robert
was taking a shower and then he fell asleep. So, at this point, it was about
11 o'clock at night, okay? He lays in bed and he starts watching TV. But Victor, the boyfriend, he asked Joe to turn off the TV because he just wanted to go to sleep and it was, like, distracting or it was too loud or something. And then they both just
decided to go to bed. No TV. Fine. So then, between 11:05 and 11:07, there were two emails that were drafted. One of the emails was written
to Katherine, Robert's wife, saying that he made it to the home, gonna take a shower, and
he was gonna go to bed and he would talk to her the next day. The second email was to a work colleague confirming the lunch appointment that they were both gonna
have tomorrow, the next day. They were both drafted. They were never sent. They were just unsent. Suspish. The townhouse that they all
live in, it has an alarm system. The alarm system, of course,
was not active that night. So, somebody had turned it off. But, even when it's not active, there's a door chime that
goes off if the door, the front door, the back door, is opened and closed. So, you know, the little
beep beep when you walk in. Apparently, the neighborhood
that they lived in had a very high crime rate and, like, everybody had an alarm system. You would just be ridiculous to not turn your alarm system on. Victor and Joe are in
their master bedroom. They're sleeping and
they hear the doot doot. They said they didn't think twice about it because they thought, well maybe Sarah, the other roommate, maybe she is just coming home early. That was their thought process. And then what occurs
between 11:10 and 11:50, nobody really knows what the
hell went on in that townhouse. 11:49 PM, a 911 call is made
by Victor and he's frantic. The 911 operator asks what
kind of services he needs and he says he needs an ambulance. He states to the 911 dispatcher that he believes an intruder
has entered the home and that their guest has been stabbed. If you listen to the 911
call, he does sound panic. He sounds like how a lot
of us would probably sound if we're making this 911 call, which I pray none of
us have to experience. So then the 911 dispatcher is telling him, okay, here's what you need to do. You need to put, or somebody needs to put a
towel over Robert's wounds until the ambulance gets there and to apply firm pressure. She also informs Victor
to switch the towel out if it becomes soaked with blood and to continue to do so
until paramedics arrive. During the call, Victor is crying. He tells the operator that
he's afraid to go downstairs to open the door for paramedics because he's unsure if the
intruder is inside of the house. But the 911 operator asks, like, are you applying pressure,
pretty much, to the victim and, you know, with a towel to
stop the wound from bleeding? And Victor says that
somebody's doing that. His partner, I believe, is doing that. Then, at 11:54 PM, is when
the paramedics arrive. Victor's the one who
opens up the door for them and he's wearing a white robe. And then he directs
them to the second floor and just kinda tells them that way. Now, when paramedics go up the stairs, they run into Dylan and paramedics ask Dylan,
where's the victim? And Dylan, also wearing a
white robe, says nothing. He just points to the bedroom and then walks into his own
bedroom and shuts the door. Paramedics later said that it was just a
really strange encounter. Like, there's apparently somebody stabbed and dying in this room and instead of, like,
hey guys, he's this way, Dylan was just kinda like, and then goes to his bedroom. Like, it was just weird. So then the paramedics go into the bedroom where Robert's staying, right? And they find Robert on the
foldout bed lying on his back, his head on a pillow, fluffed. I'm sorry for laughing. It's not funny. But, like, it was just funny that in the description of the room, it was like the pillow was fluffed. But it does make a difference because the pillow looked like it hadn't been, like, laid on. There was only one
indentation of, like, his head as he was currently laying, which means, like, he wasn't
there at all, you know? Like, the room was in perfect condition. There was not a sign of any
type of struggle or anything. It looked like Rob was placed perfectly onto this pullout mattress thing. Fluffed pillow, okay? His body was slightly at an angle and Rob was on top of
the sheets of the bed. And the bed underneath
him was made perfectly. Like, you know when you go to
like a hotel or a fancy place and the bedsheets are all
tucked into the mattress and they, like, perfectly fold the blanket at a 45 degree angle with, like, the under sheet perfectly folded on top? Well, that's how this bed was. Like, it was perfect condition. Rob had on a t-shirt and underwear and later, Katherine, his wife, would say, this is what he always wore
to bed, so that's normal. He also had in his mouth guard. He was apparently, like, a teeth grinder and he would wear a
mouth guard every night. So when paramedics walk in, they see Robert sitting on the bed, like, perfectly, right? And then Joe is sitting, like,
opposite of him on the bed. Paramedics, when they come into the room, they ask Joe, what's going on? What happened? And Joe says, "I just heard a
scream and I ran downstairs." Joe, he moves out of the way so paramedics can work on Robert. And the paramedics, they find
three slits on Robert's shirt. One seems to be, like,
in Robert's abdomen area. There's one, like, directly in his heart. And they just see, like,
there's no sign of life. Now, here is the really, really red flaggy super
suspish thing, okay? Get ready for it. Paramedics would report that
the crime scene was weird. Robert was stabbed three times, right? And in really major places. His abdomen, his heart, and I believe, like, on his side? I don't know if you know this, but if you get stabbed, there's gonna be a lot of blood, right? I think we can all agree. A lot of blood. When they walk in there, there is not a single ounce
of blood anywhere in the room. What? No blood. No blood. Nothing. If you're stabbed, there would be blood on the bed. There's no blood. Now, here's the even more suspicious part. There's blood on Robert's shirt, as there should be, he's been stabbed, but the blood that's on his shirt, why am I whispering? The blood that's on his shirt would look like somebody
dipped their finger in blood and then, like, swiped it on there to make it look like a blood streak. Later, it was tested and, like, proven that it just was a random swoosh to make it look like it was blood. Remember when the 911
dispatcher told Victor, "Apply pressure onto
the wound with a towel and keep doing that until
paramedics gets there." Victor said on the 911 call that, yes, okay, someone's doing that right now. They get this towel
that was supposedly used to cover Robert's wound. This towel, it was like
a little speck of blood that they supposedly
used to cover the wound. It just didn't make sense. In Victor's defense,
I will say that, like, in a moment of panic, I personally don't think, like, I don't know how I would act and I hope I don't find out
in that kind of situation, but I can sometimes understand when, like, somebody's story changes because in a moment of panic, you're not fully thinking straight. Like, you're just not there. So it's like when people's
stories change and stuff, I, like, I kind of understand. So then the paramedics put
Robert onto the stretcher and they carry him out to the ambulance. They take them to the hospital. The paramedics guy, he was questioned by
investigators later on and he said that the three men appeared to be freshly
showered and acting very calm when he came into the house. Weird, because normally
when he goes to a home or a crime scene, you know, people are acting very frantic. Of course, he said, like, everybody acts differently
in a moment of panic, but the whole thing was just kinda, it was just really strange that
they were all acting calmly. And then Victor, the one who called 911, he sounded super frantic and, like, he was crying on the 911 call but the paramedics guy said
that when he got there, Victor appeared to just
kind of be, like, concerned but not necessarily how he
was acting on the 911 call. So the EMT guy, he would later say that it appeared Robert, it almost seemed like he
had been freshly showered because of the lack of blood, 'cause of how clean he was. I mean, he just got stabbed. Where's the blood? Also, according to crime
scene investigators, it appeared that everything
in the house seemed untouched. There didn't look to be a
sign of struggle at all. Robert had two wallets. They were both filled with cash. He had those out. He had his mouth guard case and a watch. Also his Blackberry. So, if somebody broke into the house and was trying to rob him, I mean, they would take that stuff. Also, the knife seemed to have come from their own kitchen area. Sadly, Robert was pronounced
dead on August 3rd at, like, 12:30 in the morning. They could not revive him. When all the guys were being questioned, they all had very consistent stories. And, like, none of them seemed to mess up. According to Dylan, Joe, and Victor, Dylan and Joe led Robert to
the second floor guest room where they helped Robert
pull out and set up his bed. Joe and Victor say that after
they heard the door chime, that they also heard weird noises. They would go on to describe that the weird noises
was like a low scream, like a muffled scream. And then that caused them
to both get up out of bed and go downstairs to investigate. They both said that they
ran down to the second floor and then they heard another,
like, muffled scream. And then they ran towards Robert's room. Victor and Joe say that's when they would go into Robert's
room and they see him wounded. Dylan said that the screaming and all the ruckus is what woke him up. And he opened the door to
see, like, what was going on. And then Joe says, upon checking Robert, he found the boning
knife from the kitchen, which was laying on Robert's stomach. He moved the boning knife
from Robert's stomach and put it onto the nightstand area. Joe says he lifted up Rob's
shirt, or Robert's shirt, and that's when he sees, like, all the stab wounds and the blood. And it was just all over his chest. So then the EMT also
said, why am I doing this? So then the EMT also
said that the stab wounds were big enough to fit,
like, three fingers in. They were big wounds. There was obviously a lack of
blood evidence in the room. A few small stains on
the sheets and pillow. Police would report no evidence of forced entry into the home and that no items had been
stolen out of the home. Police bring cadaver dogs in. Now, these dogs are trained
to alert the police officers if they find blood or, like, even bodies and stuff like that. So the cadaver dogs alert
the police officers to blood they seemed to sense
on the rear stairwell, also a drain, and the dryer. So the dog alerts them. And to the naked eye, they
don't see any blood and stuff, but they were like,
okay, take note of this. We'll investigate later. So, the whole scene is just weird, right? Okay. We all agree on that. All the guys stand by nobody in the house is
responsible for this. They all stick to their
stories about sleeping and being in bed and hearing
the muffled scream, whatever. Joe ended up being interrogated by police for about six hours. Victor was in there for about eight hours. And then Dylan was in
there for almost 12 hours. During the interrogation, Joe is reported to be
arrogant, unconcerned, aggressive, and self-centered. Vic, Victor, he was initially tearful and then he became passive and unmotivated to help the investigation. And then Dylan is apparently just unmoved, detached, and calm. Like, he doesn't give two shits. He's just like, yeah, I'm here. So then after leaving the police station, all three men got legal counsel and they stick with their story that Robert had to have
been killed by an intruder. And I don't, like, think
that's necessarily suspicious. I think if you're ever
arrested for something, you should get legal counsel because it's just what you should do. You just don't know if something's gonna get pinned on you. Like, I couldn't imagine being
interrogated for 12 hours. I'd probably come out saying
some shit I didn't do. Like, you just don't know. For these guys, though,
they shouldn't have, but they knew. Then an autopsy was done on Robert. There was a lot going on with Robert. The lady who did the autopsy, according to her examination... I'll explain one day. So, according to her examination, she found two broken capillaries in Robert's right eye and his left eyelid. Now, these happen when
somebody is fighting for air, such as, like, suffocation, being choked, strangulation. Examiner did state that asphyxia seemed to be involved in this, but it's not necessarily
what caused him to die. But the weird thing is
that the stab wounds were perfect slit-like defects, both clean and symmetrical, which is so uncommon when you're stabbed. When you're being stabbed, most likely, you're going to, like, move and try and fight back so the stab wounds tend to
be, like, jagged and kind of, just not clean because you're moving and trying to get away
and, like, fighting back. So it was really strange that the cuts were super
perfect and symmetrical. Each wound was four to five inches deep. There were absolutely no
defense wounds on his body. And after swabbing his mouth,
genital area, and his anus, she found, the examiner, evidence of semen in his
anus and his own genitals. So they found semen. And I was like, okay, cool. Not cool, but like, cool, this is gonna help
pinpoint whoever murdered him. Nay nay, I say. You see, they sent the DNA for testing and it turns out, it
was Robert's own semen, which makes sense when
it's on your lower region. Okay, it makes sense
that the semen's there. But how did his own semen
get into his back area? His anus? The whole thing is weird, right? What the F is going on? The medical examiner found six needle marks
throughout his body. Some on his chest, his
right foot, left hand, and left side of his neck. Toxicology was done on Robert, but the problem with that is you have to be looking for a specific drug in order to find it. So when they do toxicology,
they look for basic stuff, like alcohol, cocaine, opiates, anything, like, over the counter. There isn't a single test that can be done that will find any type of drug. When the test came back,
they all came back negative. So that was weird. Like, what were those
needle marks then, right? I can't remember what I was watching but I was just watching something where a girl had needle marks in her and it was a certain kind of drug that, like, leaves your system
within a couple of hours. Watching this whole documentary about it, and, yeah, it leaves in a couple of hours and there's, like, no way to trace it. They're getting crazy with
these date rape drugs, 'yall. You need to be careful. Did I just say, y'all? Case gets even more weird here. Ready? So, you know the knife that was found? Guess what? It was later determined that the knife that was
found next to Robert's body wasn't even the knife
that was used on Robert. The knife that was found
next to Robert's body, it didn't line up with the stab wounds that Robert already had. On the knife, there were no
fibers found on the blade. So, if you get stabbed or somebody gets, I don't know why I always use, like, you as an example or me. So if somebody gets stabbed, on the knife, the blood
swipes on the knife should line up and be
consistent with being stabbed. The fibers from the
clothing you're wearing, if you are wearing clothing, there are gonna be tiny, tiny fibers left on the actual knife itself. And then that should line up. There were no t-shirt fibers found. But guess what? There were tiny fibers found on this blade that lined up with the towel that had blood on it in the bedroom. So what they think happened is the blood that was placed in the room, what they did was, whoever did this, they got some blood from Robert's body and then they swiped it on the knife to make it look like it
was the murder weapon. The guys aren't talking anymore, they all have an attorney, but they do get a warrant
to search the home. They take out any evidence or anything they could use to
hopefully piece this together. They come across some weird stuff and it's a lot of, like, sexual, things that are used, like,
when you're having sex. I don't know, because I honestly had
never heard of these items until I was reading about this case. I didn't know this was
the thing, but it is. And not judging if you have one. Live your life. But they think this could come into play. So one thing they found was, and I'm reading my notes because, honestly, I need help with this one. So one item they found was
known as a milking machine. Now, this is used to force
someone to ejaculate. Some people believe that this
is what was used on Robert. That's where the semen came from. They also found books such
as "Erotic Bondage Handbook" and "Juice, Electricity
for Pain and Pleasure." They also found a three-piece culinary set which was missing one of the knives. Mhm. There's so many layers to this. They also found metal probes and an electrical shockwave generator. Okay, so years go by and nothing happens. So, like, this happened in 2006 and nothing happens until 2008. They end up selling the place in 2008 and they all leave the townhome. October of 2008, Dylan, he ended up getting charged
with obstruction of justice. The next month in November, Joe and Victor were arrested and also charged with
obstruction of justice. Katherine, Robert's wife, she filed a $20 million
civil suit against the men but all three men would
end up being released. Well, they were trying to charge them with obstruction of justice because they obviously, like,
cleaned up the crime scene, they cleaned him up,
they were hiding stuff, and then they all got out. And then December 19th, 2008, all three men were
charged with conspiracy. An affidavit filed by
authorities against Dylan stated that the men were
not telling the truth about what happened that night. The judge ended up finding all
three of the men not guilty. And it's super frustrating at first, but, at the same time, I can understand. Hear me out. But, she goes on to say
that there's just, like, no evidence to prove this. Like, from us standing back, judging, it's like, yeah, there is. They obviously know something. Like, come on. From the legal standpoint, there's like, there's nothing. There's no fingerprints, there's no blood on anyone's clothes, there's no trace of them hiding something, there's no weapon found anywhere, but there's no drugs found anywhere. Like, there's literally nothing pointing back to the guys, you know? This judge goes on to say that she believes they know what happened and they know a lot more
than what they're saying, but she can't charge them on this because there's just no proof. There have been no charges
placed for Robert's murder. The three guys in the
house stand by the fact that they believe somebody
broke into the house, they stabbed Robert, they ran out, whoever they were. That's what they stand by. There are so many theories on this case. It's overwhelming. So, all the guys in the house, they swear that an intruder
came in and killed him. Police believe that Vic was
upstairs at the very top sleeping, watching "Project
Runway," or whatever, but that Dylan and Joe wanted to engage in sexual
activity with Robert and maybe perhaps Robert
declined and it made them upset, so then they strangled him, they gave him some kind of drug that, like, paralyzed
him so he couldn't move, and then they performed with that, like, electric milking machine. They put it on him and then stabbed him. So they think there was some kind of, like, sex play happening. Now, even in police interrogations, Katherine, Robert's wife,
would say that, like, he wasn't like a homophobic or anything like that by any means. Joe would say that Robert
was very respectful. He was straight as can be. He was not interested in men whatsoever. And he respected that, Joe respected that. Robert wasn't disrespectful
or anything like that. I wrote down what I think. Here's my theory I wrote all down. I don't have, like, a
theory as to what happened. It's mainly just me
pointing out what the fuck. If somebody broke into
the house, this intruder, and the door chimes boop boop when you walk in, somebody walks in, they say everybody says in
the house that they heard it, how come nobody heard the boop boop when the intruder left the house? Nobody reports that the
doors were open anywhere. So there should have been a boop boop when somebody left the house. Nobody reports hearing that. My second question is if there was an intruder
that came in to kill Robert, why the F didn't this
intruder take anything? There was plenty of stuff
to be stolen that night. Also, why would they go
in just to kill Robert? I'm about to get a little bit
confusing again, I apologize. When you go into this house, you go up the stairs and directly, like, in front
of the staircase is a door, and that's Dylan's room. And then you go pass that down, like, the hallway a little bit, there's another door. And that's where Robert was staying. So if there was an intruder
that came into the house, went up the stairs, why wouldn't this intruder just go directly into Dylan's room? 'Cause it was right there. Why would this intruder be
like, nah, not this door, I'm gonna go down here, and then go down and go to Robert's room? Let's just say that they are right and there was an intruder
that came to kill Robert. It would have to be somebody that knew Robert was
there in the first place. The only person who knew
Robert was there was his wife and the guys in the house, reportedly. They did, like, a
background check on Robert to determine if anybody
maybe didn't like him, wanted him dead, anything, and they couldn't find anything. It just makes you think, okay, it would have to be
somebody who wanted him dead because they went
specifically to his room, killed him, and then
got the F out of there. The boys upstairs in the master bedroom, they said that they heard a scream, right? Like a muffled scream. They didn't know, like,
where the scream came from but they got up to investigate. So why did they run
directly to Robert's room? Because none of them say, like, I heard a scream coming
from Robert's room. Let's say they just maybe felt, like, let's check Robert's room. So they check Robert's room
and they see that he's stabbed. How come nobody ran to check on Dylan to make sure he wasn't stabbed too? I mean, oh my god. An intruder just came in
and stabbed my friend. I gotta go check to make sure
my other lover isn't stabbed. Nobody checked on Dylan. So, like, that's kind of weird. So, if there was an intruder, why the F didn't they kill Dylan too? And steal money and steal everything? Like, it just doesn't make sense. And where was the boop boop? And, like, everything happened
in such a quick timeframe. Like, let's say they did have some kind of sexual
relationship going with Robert. It all seemed to happen so quick. Like, 45 minutes to clean up
a whole crime scene is weird. Do you think maybe he was
stabbed in the shower? But why did they wanna stab him? What was the motive? Man, there are so many
unanswered questions. I'm very worked up. Anyways, let me know what
you think down below. I need some theories here, okay? I hope you have a really good day today. You make good choices, be safe out there, and try and solve this mystery. Why do they call it a milking machine? Oh. I get it.
