This article mentions side by side and possible decapitation, which has only been rumour before. He had to have either taken them there dead or alive and I understand it can be determined whether the bodies were brought there or moved within a certain number of hours to that location so I am still bearing it in mind as well as thinking about the Etter shed scenario. E.g. they could have gone to another location, brought back alive, like the Etter victim was, but then something went wrong and they were killed.
OK here is my thought.
I suspect that the crime scene bespoke the person’s madness. Sheer madness not explicable by any reason. Unless the person truly was on meth. I mentioned “Murder on the rue Morgue” for a reason, I think Lazenby was describing a horrible crime scene.
Why?
They needed to kill the girls as they were privy to a secret? Why do the rest, whatever it was (I don’t know exactly but I think something ugly).
BG wanted some sex thrill so he abducted the first ones? Like Ted Bundy? Usually it would look different, there would be SA and the lair won’t be so close, some necrophilia, but still, the assumed staging, is rare.
DC assumes the guy is religious. Nothing tells me he is religious, everything tells me he is mad as hell, but smart and lucky at this.
But since different posts hint at possibly someone from religious circles, I assume he is not cleared yet.
His gait and manners, chronic polyneuropathies , neuropathic gait and Guillan-Barre have been discussed here.
Yesterday, reading into history @ medicine, about general madness in European royal houses, I came across porphyria.
Here is one phrase from Wikipedia that stirred me up.
“Given the many presentations and the relatively low occurrence of porphyria, patients may initially be suspected to have other, unrelated conditions. For instance, the polyneuropathy of acute porphyria may be mistaken for
Guillain–Barré syndrome, and porphyria testing is commonly recommended in those situations.”
So I am thinking, what if the perp suffers from a rare, periodic condition, and is unaware of it? Almost no one does testing for porphyria because it is extremely rare, and mainly, not easily caught, And unless you have someone who tells you about a family history of porphyria, you would never think of it, tbh.
It would look as periodic attacks of stomach pain. Or maybe periodic neurological symptoms. And psychiatric, psychotic symptoms that it can produce are very severe. But very sporadic.
Such a person might be totally normal between attacks.
Just something to think about. The LE thinks the perp has changed. He might be inter-episodes.
