Timetable: Mysterious Hours Leading Up to the DC Mansion Fire Raise Questions, An audit of the apparently clashing articulations given by the father who kicked the bucket with his wife, child and maid inside his D.C. manor before it was situated ablaze has introduced an unpleasant course of events of what happened in the hours paving the way to the assault.
Nelitza Gutierrez, who told ABC News that she worked for the Savopoulus family for a long time, was not at the home the night prior to the fire, and she said she had been particularly advised not to go to the house as scheduled.She was addressed by police for quite a long time after she hurried to the scene when she caught wind of the fire, and she has laid out what she knows not News also.
Wednesday, May 13: Afternoon
Veralicia Figueroa, one of the family's servants why should accepted be the fourth casualty, had told Gutierrez that she would be working at the Savopoulus home until around 3 p.m. on Wednesday, which was her typical timetable.
Early Evening
In the interim, Gutierrez drove with Savvas Savopoulus to his new studio in Chantilly, Virginia, which he was getting prepared for another opening. He should stay there until 7 p.m. however, said needed to go home at 5 p.m., advising Gutierrez that he needed to go home and deal with his child Phillip, who was harmed in a go-kart mischance, in light of the fact that his wife Amy was going out that night.
That Night
Savvas Savopoulus then left a phone message for a worker saying Figueroa had chosen to continue through to the end. He likewise said that Amy "is sleeping wiped out today evening time and she was debilitated this evening."
Gutierrez told ABC News that she and Figueroa had never stayed at the family's home.
The nearby Domino's pizza affirmed to ABC News that they got a require a conveyance to the Savopoulus home Wednesday evening. Representatives met with police on Friday about the call.
Thursday, May 14
Amy Savopoulus was the one to contact Gutierrez on Thursday morning, sending her a content affirming that she ought not come in for work that day, emphasizing her spouse's prior claim that she was debilitated.
Figueroa's spouse got to be worried about his wife's whereabouts after not got notification from her throughout the night so he went to the home and he told Gutierrez later that he struck forcefully against the entryway and allegedly heard rearranging inside.
He supposedly went around towards the inlet windows at the back of the home and as he was traveled in that bearing, he got a call from Savvas Savopoulus clarifying that Figueroa had spent the night at the home due to Amy's ailment however everything was fine.
Gutierrez told ABC News that she had a go at messaging Amy later that day to weigh in yet got no reaction.
She was working at another family's home in Virginia when she got a call from Savopoulus' mom, who was checking on the off chance that she was OK since the house was ablaze. Gutierrez hurried to the home from that point and was addressed by police on the scene.
Friday, May 15
The Metropolitan Police Department discharged footage of a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt running close to the scene who they call a man of hobby. They likewise discharged footage of Savopoulus' blue Porsche that was discovered deserted and situated ablaze in Maryland.
Tuesday evening
Metropolitan Police Department Chief Cathy Lanier said today that "enormous advancement" has been presented in the defense disregarding the harm created by the flame.
"We're presumably going to burn through seven to 10 days recouping confirmation from the home," Lanier said.
"A substantial piece of what we do now is riddle piece after riddle piece. There is computerized confirmation that must be recouped, parts and loads of features that must be inspected, there is DNA and other legal proof that must be accumulated, protected, tried," she said.
Nelitza Gutierrez, who told ABC News that she worked for the Savopoulus family for a long time, was not at the home the night prior to the fire, and she said she had been particularly advised not to go to the house as scheduled.She was addressed by police for quite a long time after she hurried to the scene when she caught wind of the fire, and she has laid out what she knows not News also.
Wednesday, May 13: Afternoon
Veralicia Figueroa, one of the family's servants why should accepted be the fourth casualty, had told Gutierrez that she would be working at the Savopoulus home until around 3 p.m. on Wednesday, which was her typical timetable.
Early Evening
In the interim, Gutierrez drove with Savvas Savopoulus to his new studio in Chantilly, Virginia, which he was getting prepared for another opening. He should stay there until 7 p.m. however, said needed to go home at 5 p.m., advising Gutierrez that he needed to go home and deal with his child Phillip, who was harmed in a go-kart mischance, in light of the fact that his wife Amy was going out that night.
That Night
Savvas Savopoulus then left a phone message for a worker saying Figueroa had chosen to continue through to the end. He likewise said that Amy "is sleeping wiped out today evening time and she was debilitated this evening."
Gutierrez told ABC News that she and Figueroa had never stayed at the family's home.
The nearby Domino's pizza affirmed to ABC News that they got a require a conveyance to the Savopoulus home Wednesday evening. Representatives met with police on Friday about the call.
Thursday, May 14
Amy Savopoulus was the one to contact Gutierrez on Thursday morning, sending her a content affirming that she ought not come in for work that day, emphasizing her spouse's prior claim that she was debilitated.
Figueroa's spouse got to be worried about his wife's whereabouts after not got notification from her throughout the night so he went to the home and he told Gutierrez later that he struck forcefully against the entryway and allegedly heard rearranging inside.
He supposedly went around towards the inlet windows at the back of the home and as he was traveled in that bearing, he got a call from Savvas Savopoulus clarifying that Figueroa had spent the night at the home due to Amy's ailment however everything was fine.
Gutierrez told ABC News that she had a go at messaging Amy later that day to weigh in yet got no reaction.
She was working at another family's home in Virginia when she got a call from Savopoulus' mom, who was checking on the off chance that she was OK since the house was ablaze. Gutierrez hurried to the home from that point and was addressed by police on the scene.
Friday, May 15
The Metropolitan Police Department discharged footage of a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt running close to the scene who they call a man of hobby. They likewise discharged footage of Savopoulus' blue Porsche that was discovered deserted and situated ablaze in Maryland.
Tuesday evening
Metropolitan Police Department Chief Cathy Lanier said today that "enormous advancement" has been presented in the defense disregarding the harm created by the flame.
"We're presumably going to burn through seven to 10 days recouping confirmation from the home," Lanier said.
"A substantial piece of what we do now is riddle piece after riddle piece. There is computerized confirmation that must be recouped, parts and loads of features that must be inspected, there is DNA and other legal proof that must be accumulated, protected, tried," she said.
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