Personal Narrative-Who Is To Blame?

On Saturday 07/23/16 at 0528 hours I was dispatched to a suspicious circumstance at 31504 121ST CT SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Beth Willey, stated she heard her vehicle alarm go off and found that a door to her vehicle and a neighbor's vehicle were open.

I met with Beth at her residence. Beth stated she was inside her residence and heard the alarm to her silver 2010 Volkswagon Jetta WA/AAN4995 go off, she went outside, and noticed the front passenger door to her Jetta was open and the driver's door to her husband's, Dan Willey's, black 2012 Dodge Ram WA/B31503X was open.

Beth went on to say she and Dan had left their vehicle's unlocked.

Beth said she also noticed the driver's door to her neighbor's, Jason
Chandler's, grey 2015 BMW X3 was partially opened.

I asked Beth if she saw or heard anyone in
Wilkinson contacted Jason at 31520 121ST CT SE. Jason looked through his vehicle and stated nothing was missing. Officer Wilkinson said Jason told him he had locked his vehicle the night before, but I did not observe any damage to Jason's vehicle door locks or windows.

I did not find anything of evidentiary value in Jason's vehicle.

I observed the driver door of a silver 2008 BMW 535 partially open in the driveway 31419 121ST CT SE. I looked in the car and it did not appear that anything have been disturbed in the vehicle. I did not observe any damage to door locks or windows on the vehicle.

I knocked on the door to the residence and contacted the owner of the vehicle,
Nicole McDade. Nicole looked through her vehicle and said nothing was missing.
Nicole stated she believed she locked her vehicle the night before, but she was not completely sure.

I asked Nicole if she had heard or seen anything suspicious this morning, and she said she had not.

I took photographs of the vehicles, and I later copied the photos to the
V:drive.

At this time there is no suspect information and this case is