I just think he's a predator -- a savage, barbaric animal posing as a "human being." I think he's the classic sociopath, and he hunts for prey for sexual gratification. Part of his gratification is torturing and murdering. The same way he visciously assaulted the young woman in Fairfax, which is not, by the way, an isolated area by any means. He was swift, cunning, watchful, stalking his conquest and then seizing the opportunity. But it was a close call, he was chased I think. He got away with it, though, and continued on the hunt. I think when it comes to the mind of someone like this, the impulse arises, and there is no control. The hunt begins in earnest again, and there are so many, many opportunities -- so many young woman, just naive enough, or possibly drunk/high enough to believe they can safely walk from point A to point B. So many young women strolling along in the dark -- in a beach town or a resort or a college area, with a false sense of security that no bad people are lurking. It's a numbers game -- X number of bad people lurking at any given time, totally lacking in any moral compass, either because they were never raised with one, were born without one, or had one but decided it was more gratifying to take advantage of other people to satisfy themselves. How many young women, and even young men are out there, who have been warned by parents time and again, "don't go anywhere alone at night/don't go out of a bar alone/don't drink/get high/don't trust strangers/don't think you are immune to being attacked." Young people and even some older don't grasp the idea that there are more than a few very, very sick and in some cases authentically evil people in our world, who are just waiting for that one opportunity to attack, abduct, murder. It is a hard concept to grasp, but it is an ugly reality. And the next time someone starts telling you that you're blowing this notion out of proportion, just start at the top: Natalee Holloway, the two young ladies in California, Morgan, Britannee (sp), Alicia S., and so many more -- this is not just a once in a while thing, these are tragedies that are occurring on a regular basis. And I'm sure there are many more injuries and assaults not resulting in death that occur. As for Morgan's T shirt? I think throwing it in the bushes for all to see as he was moving on to new hunting grounds, was the perpetrator's way of saying to the police, and to the public, "screw you, I can do what I want, and to hell with Morgan too."
