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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CW7BchvYLZk

This is a short video with a news conference by a Kaufman County LEO,
as well as video of the house in which the murders wre committed. This was not
an isolated house in the woods. It was a typical suburban neighborhood.

The house doesn't appear to have a fence around it.

SIA

The investigators of these 2 murders will most likely not release much detail
for a while, if ever, so we don't have much to go on.

It would seem likely that he would not answer the door for anyone.
It would seem prudent to have the shades down at night - but what about the daytime?
It would also seem prudent to fence the property and install security cameras with Internet caching of the video data.

Since they were murdered inside the house, I wonder if the murderers simply approached the house, determined
which rooms they were in, and fired through the windows.

This case raises troubling questions regarding how the murderers were able to kill an armed official on high alert.

SIA

http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article/rr ... ed_himself

The above link contains some additional quotes from the slain official. He saw himself as a soldier who stayed armed at all
times, and was "ahead" of others in the same dangerous situations. But he and his wife were still murdered.

They were allegedly found inside their home and had each been shot multiple times with a semi-automatic long rifle,
aka "assault rifle".

Although it has been mentioned in a post above that Kaufman County's 104,000 population contains white supremacists,
I also know that Mesquite (Dallas County) also has some ex-cons who are white supremacists. Mesquite is just about next
door to Forney, a very short ride down US 80.

SIA