Can somebody help me here with this? I've seen a lot of postings that are saying MP maybe snapped, acted out of rage, and none of this seemed very well thought out. There are a few things I'm having trouble with which lead me to believe that maybe he didn't have this murder planned ahead of time but with all that he did afterwards, truly makes me believe he had some kind of experience at murdering like this before.
For one thing, if A's clothes were in a pile in the floor beside the chair, then, why did he bother to take her clothes off if he beat her with a brick and then stored her in the freezer. She would of easily stored in the freezer with her clothes on and less evidence laying around as well.
ETA: Don't know where the dismembering happened in the trailer, I was picturing kitchen but probably bath tub.
Also, now that we know he killed her a whole 24 hours before she was reported missing according to the affidavit, he had a lot more time to plan to take the entire body further away and dispose of it, no?
Next, if he did beat her to death with a brick outside, why? She was a very small child. If he did something to her that caused her to run out the door to get away from him, he could have easily scooped her up and put his hand over her mouth to shut her up and took her back in. But instead, he had time to find a brick laying around and beat her outside? I'm not buying that at all. I think he killed her in another manner that he's not willing to admit to. A more shameful manner. JMO.
Next, it was mentioned when the story first broke that he did have a car. I want to know, since it was less than a mile to the store, did he put the pieces of her that he was taking to the dumpster in his car or did he just walk and carry a trash bag? And if so, supposedly the disposing of her in the dumpster took place close to 6:30 a.m., would he not be worried that since the mother lived two doors down that she may be up or the stepfather and see his car leaving, or that anyone would see him walking? Also, he just happened to have all these freezer bags at home?
Also, i lived in a trailer when I was first married. Even when you walk lightly in a mobile home, the whole thing shakes. I know a hacksaw doesn't make much noise, but the thought of sawing up bones and all, makes me think the trailer would be shaking and the walls are paper thin, he took a chance on the other two hearing him or the neighbors, since the mobile homes are two feet apart from each other.
Lastly, I realize we don't know all there is to know that LE knows, but they did send in bloodhounds, which I know are NOT cadaver dogs, but wouldn't the bloodhounds have tracked her scent in his car or to the dumpter or to the freezer or went crazy on his kitchen floor. I can tell the kitchen is smack dab in the middle of the mobile home, which most are, so the two girls could have easily heard this. It is scary to think what they may have witnessed.
And, beating her to death out front. Where was the blood? That would have been really obvious I would think and somebody would have seen him outside scrubbing with bleach, I would think.
What I'm getting to is, I think he had some kind of help with this. I'm not so sure his trailer is where he cut her up. Maybe a friend's shed??? Makes no sense if he was willing to leave the other two and go to the store to dispose of part of her remains, then why not go even farther and dispose of her entire body. I think there is a sick reason he kept the parts he did and I don't think it was for identification reasons. I'm leaning toward the links a few of you posted about the sexual gratification of dismembering a body after the sexual assault.
Guess we all have a lot more questions than answers. I just think LE was truly great in this case and solved it very fast. I wish there was closure, no matter the outcome with all of the cases, like there was with this one and poor little Tyler Dasher.
Sorry for typos or sounding confusing but it's past my bedtime and I have a one year old and four year old to babysit tomorrow. I'll stay off of fb while I have them for sure. Who has the time for all the fb games when you do have little ones. And my little ones aren't even mine, but I'm going to hug them extra tight tomorrow.
All JMO.
ETA: Well duh, I just added an ETA onto this post and accidentally reposted the whole thing with the ETA, over there on the next page too>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry about that.