"E Z Peaces" wrote in message
Not a homeowner. His employer rented the house for employees. He'd been
fired Friday. His roommates said he drank Sunday night. When they left
for work at 5 AM Monday, he was walking around wearing only a construction
hat.

That sounds rather strange itself.



The incident happened at 8:40 AM, not 5:30. He said he'd been up for
hours packing to leave. The woman said she saw him standing in the open
doorway of the carport. She moved quickly to the sidewalk. When she
glanced at the front of the house, he was standing in a large window.

Where was she that she had to move to the sidewalk? If on his property, she
had no business being there at all.


Police got a warrant.

Williams lied about the time. At 5:30 AM you don't expect people to walk
past your house, and they can see much of the interior if your curtains
aren't drawn. At 8:40, people outside are visible, and a person inside
has to go to a door or window to be seen.

This may or may not change things. If the original sighting was accidental,
no harm, IMO, but he may have then intentionally exposed himself. My guess
is we will never know for sure. Sounds like a combination of someone being
too damned nosy combined with someone that went a step further just to
antagonize or shock.