> yes. the killer knocked on their door/rang their doorbell and forced his way in, dipshit. how can you not understand this? why go this hard if you havent even read any of the facts of this crime? > the resident of the home and owner of the dogs, scott wishecoby, said he found lyons in his basement. > when i turned on the light the guy was standing at the end of the basement and just started shooting. he shot, shot, shot. i blocked my son and i told him to get upstairs and get his mother and get out of the house. he ran. he was fast, and by the time i was running he was chasing me through the basement shooting, wishecoby told wgn. > his wife and son got out of the house and ran to a neighbors. officers later saw lyons head eastbound into a yard back in the 1800 block of home avenue and proceeded to shoot at officers, according to police. they returned fire and fatally shot him. does it sound like he rang their doorbell and forced his way in? does it really?
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