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Rep. Keith Ellison appears to be conceding that the agenda of the left cannot move "FORWARD" without continued voter fraud. Thanks, Keith, you just moved a large number of people back to the "YES" ranks!

I support showing I.D. to vote, but more importantly I support paper ballots because there is more fraud in the voting machine software than at the individual level

Mason Hendrix reportedly said the note did not explain anything. Star Tribune."Crowley left behind a two-sentence note, but Hendricks wouldn’t say what it said.“It’s very short. It’s very puzzling. Honestly it doesn’t [explain what happened.] It doesn’t put much into perspective. It’s two sentences. That’s all it is.”Hendricks said he last talked to Crowley on the phone on Dec. 2. Another friend talked to him by phone on the 16th or 17th of December, then his brother, Dan, dropped off Christmas presents on the 26th or 27th.Dan Crowley told Hendricks on Monday that the Crowleys’ dog, Paleo, popped his head up into the large front window. Dan Crowley didn’t want to bother his brother and sister-in-law, so left and later called and texted his brother a couple of times, with no reply.Crowley’s father, reached on Monday, said he was not ready to talk about the deaths." //www.startribune.com/local/south/289100411.html

+GregFernandezJr Yes, its much too cold to leave the slider open...especially with hardwood floors. The cold weather would be obvious. They need to use common sense. Thats probably too muc to expect from todays police investigators. Whee's Monk when you need him? 

I think if police try to rule out foul-play and say "there was no sign of forced entry" it will be another red flag; because of course if the door was open there wouldn't be signs of forced entry.

Even though there was snowfall, and its cold outside, isn't it possible one of the three deceased left the backdoor open?