Robin Dreek

yeah so anytime we're doing behavioral analysis what we really want to do is put ourselves in their shoes to the best of our ability obviously because we're not broken people like this but we want to literally think about what they're doing what they're seeing and what their what their motive is for doing these things what's the goal and so being so casual says he has reps a lot of people have said he's done this before it's not unusual for him because he's so casual about it but also what do people do i mean

All of us listening and tuning in can actually think of this.

When we show up on someone's doorstep and they have a RingCam or NestCam or something, what do we typically hear?

We hear the alarm.

We hear the thing going off inside.

And so up to 80% of home invasions, whether targeting an individual or targeting property inside, they're doing scouting and reconnaissance, testing security systems, testing for things in the area, and also lingering on doorstep.

A large number of elderly people, when they live at home alone and they're trying to get back in the house, they will hide and secrete ways to get in, keys in bushes, keys under things.

And so this individual most likely definitely was scouting ahead of time and most likely testing a security system and seeing who responds, how long it takes, and what their reaction will be.

Yeah, I totally agree.

Either whether it was in daytime because he was part of some work crew or maintenance crew or even just casually in the neighborhood at another neighbor's house or whether this was not his first time on her front step testing this location.

So that casualness, either that or his brain is completely disengaged and he's completely compartmentalization because, you know, you got to take in all the potentialities.

But yeah, I'm with you.

I think he's been here before in some capacity, either daylight or nighttime.

Nothing startles him.

If you just look at the fluidity of his movement, there's no change in the tempo.

There's no change in absolutely anything.

And so think about this like we just said.

if he heard an internal doorbell going off an alarm a chime or something you would have seen a pause you would have seen a startle if there's someone out in the driveway if there's something else going on there would have been a pause and also if this was his first time at this door there'd be apprehension there'd be pauses there'd be looking around there'd be scoping things out

He seemed very fluid in all his motions and everything he was executing, even when bowing down to get a branch, which was like the dumbest looking thing I've ever seen.

But he just seemed on mission, very, very methodical too.