Respectfully sniped & BBM
RE: Snoopster:
I know this is already several years old, but what happened to this guy? He was known to be a loner, but he never came back to his truck. Was it an accident? suicide? Foul play?
With his truck found at a trailhead, I think that Israel Keyes rises to the top of the list of potential predators, but I'm not sure that he was in the area at the time.
Israel Keys? Worth a look see, Snoopster. Sure sounds like IK's MO. & imo, IK took many of his unknowns with him to the grave..Good catch..
David Uhl's coffee cup was found at his truck half full. As a coffee drinker myself, a half full coffee cup would raise red flags of foul play...
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"There is no one who knows me," he said in a raspy voice, "or who has ever known me, who knows anything about me, really." Talk with them and you'll get the he-was-a-nice-quiet-guy answer.
Israel Keyes, "They are going to tell you something that does not line up with anything I tell you because I'm two different people, basically," he continued. "And the only person who knows about what I'm telling you, the kind of things I'm telling you, is me."
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"Back when I was smart [before he got caught] . . . I would let them come to me in a remote area," the slightly built, curly-haired murderer said. "I would go to a remote area that's not anywhere near where you live, but that other people go to as well."
And if you're choosing people to kill, he said, you can't be too picky. "You might not get exactly what you [want]." But on the upside, "there's also no witnesses, really. There's nobody else around."
Confessed serial killer Israel Keyes admitted he enjoyed killing people, but couldn't or wouldn't give investigators a more meaningful answer when quizzed why he did it.
"There were just times, a couple of times, where we would try to get a why," said Anchorage Police officer Jeff Bell, who helped interrogate Keyes for hours.
"He would have this term, he would say, 'A lot of people ask why, and I would be, like, why not?'" Bell said.
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http://myfoxspokane.com/news/headlines/story/fbi-released-new-website-serial-killer-israel-keyes
He lived in Washington between 2001 and 2007, before moving to Alaska. The FBI believes
he would look for his murder victims in remote areas like campgrounds, trailheads and parks. Keyes told investigators he killed five people in Washington during that time, and those victims have still not been identified.
"We have information he may have been in western Washington, we have a claim he made about a body he might have dumped into a lake near Port Angeles," Dietrich added.
"But there's the possibility he traveled through other parts of the state or nation."
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Before killing the Curriers and Koenig, Keyes’ killings didn't attract much attention.
He noted that missing men, in particular, didn't get attention. People just assume they've left home. "He goes,
'Oddly the bank robbery I did in New York got more publicity than the person I took and killed,’ " Russo said.
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=27533464#dKqw26PVmeJomYIu.99