Thanks Max - these are great to see!
Interesting to note: his story here is that he was downstairs in the basement and suddenly heard the shots. He ran upstairs, saw Allison was murdered, then ran up to Dawn's room. "Oh my God, Butch, you are not supposed to be here," Dawn exclaims just before she grabbed the rifle, causing a fight for the gun between the two of them - a fight Ronnie won - which ended with Ronnie shooting Dawn to death.
Ronnie states he did not kill any other family member.
We see on page 8 how Ronnie states clearly that Dawn grabbed the gun (which led to them fighting over its control). And also on page 4, Ronnie describes the altercation as,
"...I took the gun away from her, threw her down on the bed and I shot her."
And yet on page 12, Ronnie states,
"...if I wasn't using any of this [drugs], I would have definitely done things entirely different. I would not have picked the gun up. I might have got in a fight, but I would not have picked that gun up."
So this seems confusing to me. At one moment he describes wrestling with Dawn over control of the gun, and eventually taking it away from her. So at what point did Ronnie "pick up the gun"?
I know, I know - Ronnie is saying the only time he touched the gun was when he killed Dawn - but I'm thinking the phrase "picked that gun up" is coming from his subconscious, referring not to the supposed wrestling match with Dawn, but possibly to the truth, when Ronnie first picked up the rifle that night and walked to his parents' bedroom.
And I wonder if the parole board viewed it the same way - like he was giving conflicting information.
Ronnie's version also seems conflicting when on page 7 he states that he was in the basement, heard a loud muffled noise, and ran upstairs to see what it was (discovering his dead little sister and then wrestling/killing Dawn). Later (on page 9) Ronnie says he heard the one shot (the only shot he heard that night), and THEN he went downstairs, and came back upstairs later on.
