the door(but the chime is different to the normal one) any ideas yes it is wireless

I don't know if I'm crazy for freaking out, but I have my reasons. We have a mat in front of our front door, and we opened the door one time to find that the mat was turned over. And then today we went outside to do some yardwork, and we discovered that our outside wire was cut. The wire was to light up the outside christmas lights. We're kind of late to take it off. The wire was definitely not chewed up, it was cut. Isn't this kind of weird? I feel like the mat was turned over because someone might have been looking for a hidden key. The wire was cut so people couldn't see him/her. By the way, I don't live in a ghetto place. I live in a upper-middle class colonial home. Doesn't this sound creepy though? Does anyone else have reasons for why the mat was turned over and the wire cut? And, does anyone have any security procedures my family and I should do? I forgot to mention, the christmas lights were taken away right after new years, but we had the orange cord out. no clue why.

Jer 2:13 For my people have committed two evils; they have forsaken me the fountain of living waters, and hewed them out cisterns, broken cisterns, that can hold no water. {panjnew} exactly correct !!

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