Entry to the crime scene.

This is what Stassi told the East Anglian Daily Times:

http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/suffolk_us_doors_to_murder_victim_scott_rogers_immaculate_home_had_been_barricaded_as_he_prepared_for_the_end_says_sheriff_1_3755012

"Police said the front and back doors of Mr Rogers’ home had been barricaded when they arrived.

Sheriff Stassi added: “Inside it was immaculate. The home showed signs he thought the end was near. I just think he though the end was near and his past had finally caught up with him. He was going to be exposed. I think he thought ‘this is it’."

Now this is strange, because he already fed us this:

http://www.wafb.com/story/26385794/sheriff-tv-personality-scott-rogers-killed-by-son-in-law-in-murder-attempted-suicide

Deputies were called to the scene on Daisy Avenue at 12:40 p.m. 

"We received a call that shots were heard as somebody was entering the residence," the Sheriff said. "On follow up, it was described as a murder-suicide scene and we're investigating it as a homicide until it's determined what we have here."

So was it barricaded, or not? Sheriff Stassi states the doors were still barricaded when police arrived, but first stated that the caller who reported the crime had entered the house. How is a barricaded house immaculate? Scott Rogers' home was famously immaculate, always. In the case of moving heavy objects and propping them against doors, it would be quite the mess and would be described so.

Let's break this down.

Stassi reported this tidbit on September 3 only to the local Bury St Edmunds paper,no mention of it here. Why not? This was probably an amendment to the former story to ensure that only the two dead/wounded could be in the house theoretically, a barricade can only be made from the inside. Was someone else in the house when the two were shot? If the Sheriff's initial statements are correct, and a third party in the house called authorities when the last shot was heard, .....we have a new suspect.