kelleyrepair
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The scanner thread is a treasure trove, at least a couple of the posts are. I suggest everyone read it closely.
IMHO of course.
IMHO of course.
Statistically, you’re going to be right, far more often than wrong, when you say you think he knew them in some way.
If that was the case though, I think there would have been a break in the case by now.
Stranger or not, not every killer kills again, or kills again right away.
Some go years between murders, especially following their first.
Sometimes SM is involved. Sometimes it’s not. Now a days SM is involved more and more though. In the Closs case I thought random home invasion/abduction. TBH I didn’t follow that case, but I know the basics and the outcome. Horrible and very scary.I remember early on in the Jayme Closs case, I thought it was possible that someone had targeted her because of some social media contact.
As the weeks and months went by, it became pretty clear that social media wasn’t related, and something else happened.
It turned out she was randomly targeted.
Likewise, as time goes by here, I discount any potential social media contact more and more.
I don’t like it anyways, simply based on the circumstances.
I really doubt it; I think they had a sleepover with Abby? Meaning it was a long weekend. They probably had fun all Sunday.Church on Sunday, killed on Monday.......hmmmmm. Something to think about. Do we know if the girls or one of the girls attended church or bible study church on Sunday?
Perhaps one of the girls let it slip (not knowing what was forthcoming) that she was out of school on Monday.
(this was at the tail end of thread 100, reposting so that more may see it, thanks)
I think the recent press conference and the "current" sketch, and the high-lighted details of the sketch (by LE) are very specific to a single person. And I have told friends who are not following this case "Remember this name, this is the guy" All my opinion of course.If police knew who he was...they would not be showing a sketch, much less one based on what he looked like two years ago.
Jmo
Statistically, you’re going to be right, far more often than wrong, when you say you think he knew them in some way.
If that was the case though, I think there would have been a break in the case by now.
Stranger or not, not every killer kills again, or kills again right away.
Some go years between murders, especially following their first.
That’s exactly what I think; if he knew them, he knew them in a general sense. At best, he had seen them before.Delphi is less than 3000 people. If he was a local or even a semi-local, he'd "know" them, in a way. Of course.
But I don't think there was a "specific" connection.
In fact, I just thought, because the town is so small, and bridge, "a landmark", is just a piece of junk, there is a chance that not too many people went by that bridge on Feb 13th and he had to be content with two teenagers, sorry to say (for lack of a better term).
You’re right, but what I’m meaning is I have no statistics to base it on. I sound like a broken record, but I’m paying attention to what police aren’t saying. Their sole job is to protect their community, and nothing they’ve said makes me think they believe this person is our to strike again.
Reminds me of the local case here in TX of MB. They’ve got the killer on video, but yet 3 years later, no arrest.
Sure it’s terrifying and I’m sure for the residents of Delphi too, but IMO...they haven’t said anything that makes me believe the public is in danger or that they believe a serial killer killed these sweet girls. Of course, there’s always a risk they’ll strike again, but I don’t get that vibe in this case. I pray for him to be caught regardless of why he did it.
Again all my opinion only.
If police knew who he was...they would not be showing a sketch, much less one based on what he looked like two years ago.
Jmo
I'm on a roll tonight, two posts in the same thread! I've been thinking about the sketch, and all the things people have been saying about it. It's true that there's nothing that really stands out about him, it's generic enough to look similar to thousands of men, it sat around for 2 years before anyone in LE seems to have thought it would be of any use, etc., etc.., etc. I've been thinking that the sketch wasn't really shown for the general public, but more to let BG know that there is a witness who can identify him (whether there really is or not.) The sketch doesn't have to look exactly like him for it to make it clear that the witness did get a good look at him.
The one thing that I really don't understand, though, is why so many people (not just here, but all over) believe that the sketch has to be wrong because it doesn't fit with their picture (in their minds) of BG. Even though there are some things that don't quite fit with what I saw in the stills/video, I'm guessing that anyone who saw him face to face probably has a better idea of what he looks like than I do. For that reason, I'm using the sketch as my "BG" with possibly minor changes which may have come about from being a drawing rather than a photograph. Since I seldom leave home, haven't even left town in months and haven't left the state in years, I doubt if I'll ever run into him anywhere, but you never know what life might have in store for you. MOO
I think the bigger problem with the sketch is that people are finding suspects all over the web, and whatever their target suspect looks like, they're going to make that sketch fit no matter what.I'm on a roll tonight, two posts in the same thread! I've been thinking about the sketch, and all the things people have been saying about it. It's true that there's nothing that really stands out about him, it's generic enough to look similar to thousands of men, it sat around for 2 years before anyone in LE seems to have thought it would be of any use, etc., etc.., etc. I've been thinking that the sketch wasn't really shown for the general public, but more to let BG know that there is a witness who can identify him (whether there really is or not.) The sketch doesn't have to look exactly like him for it to make it clear that the witness did get a good look at him.
The one thing that I really don't understand, though, is why so many people (not just here, but all over) believe that the sketch has to be wrong because it doesn't fit with their picture (in their minds) of BG. Even though there are some things that don't quite fit with what I saw in the stills/video, I'm guessing that anyone who saw him face to face probably has a better idea of what he looks like than I do. For that reason, I'm using the sketch as my "BG" with possibly minor changes which may have come about from being a drawing rather than a photograph. Since I seldom leave home, haven't even left town in months and haven't left the state in years, I doubt if I'll ever run into him anywhere, but you never know what life might have in store for you. MOO