Since 2007, Dr. Sarah Wolfe, a 38-year-old child and adolescent psychiatrist, had been treating victims of domestic abuse. On Friday, February 7, 2014, the sisters' co-workers at the psychiatric clinic became concerned when Sarah and and her sister Susan failed to show up for work. This prompted a visit to the their house by a police officer.
The police officer knocked on the Wolfe's front door and no one responded, the officer walked around the dwelling and peeked into windows. Seeing nothing unusual inside the house, the officer headed toward his patrol car. Before he drove off, a man who identified himself as Sarah's boyfriend, approached the officer, he possessed a house key the officer used to enter the dwelling.
In the basement of the home, the officer discovered the bodies of Sarah and Susan Wolfe. Susan was nude, her sister clothed. They had been each killed by a single bullet to the head. The killer had poured some kind of liquid over one of the bodies in an effort to destroy physical evidence. Susan Wolfe had been badly beaten as well as shot. Detectives at the murder scene found no evidence of a forced entry. Dr. Sarah Wolfe's car was not at the house. The vehicle was last seen by a neighbor at 9:25 PM on Thursday, February 6, 2014.
A police officer, in the morning of February 8, spotted the Wolfe vehicle parked about a mile from the scene of the double murder. Crime scene investigators processed the car for traces of physical evidence that could shed some light on the murders. Homicide detectives theorized that when Dr. Sarah Wolfe arrived home that Thursday night, she walked into a crime in progress. Police found her sister naked and doused with chemicals. Sarah lay nearby at the foot of the basement stairs with her coat half off.
Clue: The next door neighbor of Sarah is a man with a history of burglary and robbery, is he capable of this crime? and to what gain?
The victims' ATM has been used few days after the murder
BUT: Police found a mixture of male and female DNA under Susan's fingernails
Could Sarah's boyfriend be the killer? if so, what could be the motive?
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