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If we assume they went there to transact some type of
business, the possibility exists that they were invited into the house. Due to
the clothing that Folger was wearing (long nightgown) and the fact that her bed
appeared to have been slept in, investigating officers are assuming that Folger
was in her bedroom either asleep or reading. Folger was probably attacked near the entrance to the hall which leads to the two bedrooms at the south end of the house. Folger is blood type B, and this is consistent with the B blood that is located at this position. Folger r a n south down the hall in an attempt to escape from her assailant. She arrived at the rear door of the master bedroom, and in her attempt to open the door her blood is smeared on the louvered portion of the door. After getting the door open, she exited and ran screaming in an easterly direction toward the split rail fence (Addendum 1B). She was ultimately caught and killed by her assailant. Frykowski, who was being held at the front door by the suspect armed with the
.22-caliber revolver, ran in a southeasterly direction from the front porch in
an effort to assist Folger as she is screaming for help prior to being killed.
The suspect fired one round, striking Frykowski in the back. Frykowski fell and
this would be the first large blood spot southeast of the porch. Frykowski
continued in his attempt to assist Folger and fell again accounting for the
second large blood spot. He regained his feet and continued in a southeasterly
direction where he was met by the killer of Folger, who is wielding the knife in
a frenzy. He attacks and kills Frykowski, stabbing him numerous times in the
side as he lay At sometime prior to Frykowski being killed, possibly in one of the above-described positions (large blood spots), one of the assailants struck Frykowski with either the butt or the barrel of a weapon, indicated by the numerous lacerations on the scalp. The two suspects now turn their attention to Sebring and Polanski who are
still on the front porch. It is possible that the suspects rendered Sebring and
Polanski unconscious before going after Frykowski. This would be consistent with
the fact that Sebring had a large abrasion to the bridge of his nose and when
discovered had a large hematoma swelling and bruising of the left eye. The large
pool of blood which is described as on the front porch, approximately 6.inches
south of the north edge of the porch is Sebring's type, O-MN. Directly
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