rsd1200
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I didn't mean that there were no other murders in the area, but, there's been no other murders of another, entire, family branch, before, or after, the Rs/G murders. There's usually at least one murder, with some type of similarity(ies), to the R/G murders, on the news though. For example, on the morning news, you'll see where someone is found shot to death, in their home, and come to find out a few weeks/months later it was their grandkids who wanted an early inheritance. A significant number of murders; are committed by people related to the victim(s), occur in the victim's home, are committed with a firearm.
I just don't get the feeling that all of the murders, in the Pike County region, are being committed by the same person(s) who murdered the Rs&G. That is one of the reasons why I think the public outcry has not been greater. This was something between the R family and their assailant(s). The other reason, is because of the way LE painted the Rs in the beginning, and, finally, as I mentioned, there's a murder reported on the news almost daily, I think folks are becoming desensitized.
The R/G murders are, (to me at least), unique from the others. The R/G murders took some planning,. There was only a certain window of time that all eight people were in those four homes, and in place, for the plan to work. I don't think the assailant(s) set the date and time, of the murders, as much as the Rs did, without knowing. Someone almost had to be feeding the assailant(s) information.
