Kurve
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- Dec 27, 2016
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So Kate's finger prints on the window to bedroom was an earlier use of the windows that day . His use was covered by wearing gloves (as Kurve has suggested). We are then left with an open window with only Kate's finger prints on it. Once inside by using sliding doors the window would definitely be used instead of sliding door as escape route. That way gives good concealment by a wrap around wall adjacent to the car spaces virtually hiding the drop space below that window
He might have exited through the other door and just shut it behind him. What burglar leaves through a window carrying whatever's stolen, risking dropping it and making a noise or being spotted by someone getting out a window. The risk is increased dramatically. Nobody pays much attention to anyone walking out a door.
A good burglar knows this I think.