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[Justiceforever]

:goodpost: Mountain Kat!

 

[Mountain_Kat]

:goodpost: Mountain Kat!

Very strange that Baffled's daughter would be brought in for questioning regarding Brittney, and shown a pic of Necole, who was at that time, very much alive.

Still rolling that one around in my brain. And KM also just happens to film Necole prior to her going missing? Did KM and LE know something was going to go down with Necole? If so, what was it? If not...that's one heck of a bizarre set of coincidences.

 

[shadowraiths]

KM also just happens to film Necole prior to her going missing? Did KM and LE know something was going to go down with Necole? If so, what was it? If not...that's one heck of a bizarre set of coincidences.

KM had set up surveillance on the Andrews Street house based upon a theory that [that] place linked all of the victims ( link )

 

[Mountain_Kat]

KM had set up surveillance on the Andrews Street house based upon a theory that [that] place linked all of the victims ( link )

I know. But it's still strange that he gets video of Necole shortly before her death, and Baffled's daughter is shown a pic of Necole shortly before her death. Makes me wonder if there's more to things than we're being told. It's my suspicious nature, I guess.

 

[Justiceforever]

Very strange that Baffled's daughter would be brought in for questioning regarding Brittney, and shown a pic of Necole, who was at that time, very much alive.

Still rolling that one around in my brain. And KM also just happens to film Necole prior to her going missing? Did KM and LE know something was going to go down with Necole? If so, what was it? If not...that's one heck of a bizarre set of coincidences.

It sure is! I have to wonder if anybody tried to warn her, obviously no one did anything to protect her. SMH

 

[CriminalMinds]

I know. But it's still strange that he gets video of Necole shortly before her death, and Baffled's daughter is shown a pic of Necole shortly before her death. Makes me wonder if there's more to things than we're being told. It's my suspicious nature, I guess.

somebody had to have dropped a "tip" to be on alert--maybe another girl tied to the "house"

 

[Soulmagent]

I know. But it's still strange that he gets video of Necole shortly before her death, and Baffled's daughter is shown a pic of Necole shortly before her death. Makes me wonder if there's more to things than we're being told. It's my suspicious nature, I guess.

I agree it is strange. I also think it is very strange how the connection to KM's daughter went unnoticed by him at first.

I cant wrap my head arround a PI being asked to investigate a case and not making the connection to the area ,house,people and his daughters case which was according to an article posted upthread proceding thought the legal system with arrest and charges having been brought .

 

[Mountain_Kat]

I agree it is strange. I also think it is very strange how the connection to KM's daughter went unnoticed by him at first.

I cant wrap my head arround a PI being asked to investigate a case and not making the connection to the area ,house,people and his daughters case which was according to an article posted upthread proceding thought the legal system with arrest and charges having been brought .

I absolutely agree with you, SM. No disrespect to Kirk, but I find that very difficult to believe.

On the other hand, it is possible that Kirk got involved in this case prior to the discovery of Muggy Brown. If that was the case, then I can see where he might not be aware that there was a connection.

JMO

 

[CriminalMinds]

I absolutely agree with you, SM. No disrespect to Kirk, but I find that very difficult to believe.

On the other hand, it is possible that Kirk got involved in this case prior to the discovery of Muggy Brown. If that was the case, then I can see where he might not be aware that there was a connection.

JMO

VERY difficult to believe--maybe someone that has contacted him previously(MK?/JF?) can ask him when he got onboard---either way, he HAD to at least make the connection to the area

 

[Mountain_Kat]

VERY difficult to believe--maybe someone that has contacted him previously(MK?/JF?) can ask him when he got onboard---either way, he HAD to at least make the connection to the area

I thought KM lived in Jennings? Or at least grew up in Jennings. Am I mistaken?

 

[ktgirl]

If the women were engaging in prostitution, did they use Craigslist, Backpage, or any other internet source to post ads? Anybody know?

(Been reading on the LISK forum & this question arose while I was reading about the Jennings victims)

 

[Mountain_Kat]

If the women were engaging in prostitution, did they use Craigslist, Backpage, or any other internet source to post ads? Anybody know?

(Been reading on the LISK forum & this question arose while I was reading about the Jennings victims)

Seriously doubt it. None of the Jennings victims owned vehicles, some of them were transient (staying here or there as they could), and the only one I'm aware of that even owned a cell phone was Brittney. My assumption is that these girls rarely stepped outside the confines of Jennings, and those who did prostitute, did so on a lower level than an "escort". In other words, I don't think they worked at this in order to make a living, but rather to obtain drugs.

JMO

 

[ktgirl]

My theory is that there are two killers (or two small groups of killers). I also think anyone who reads over at the JDP Killer forum or who looks at who was arrested (then released) for some of these murders can tell that there are some very clear POIs (suspects is a better word) & accomplices to the POIs.

Unless there's just a ton of incorrect info out there due to rumor, I really feel like these cases are mostly "solved" but for whatever reasons, LE is unable to make arrests and/or the DA's office thinks they are unable to prosecute successfully, so the killer(s) & accomplices walk free. I feel like the killer(s') identity(ies) is/are an open secret in Jennings & the on internet, which in a way, is a good thing if no arrests are going to be made (which would be optimal). He or they are less likely to kill now that he or they know everyone's basically on to them & we haven't seen any more of these murders (or at least no other murders have been linked to the Jennings Serial Killer since Necole's). Praying it stays that way.

 

[ktgirl]

Does anyone know if the house on Spencer St that keeps popping up in relation to these women's hangouts & these murders is owned or inhabited by a sex offender?

A search of sex offenders in Jennings shows an offender convitced of aggravated rape living on Spencer St. Just wondering if it's the house on Spencer St that he lives in.

 

[CriminalMinds]

Does anyone know if the house on Spencer St that keeps popping up in relation to these women's hangouts & these murders is owned or inhabited by a sex offender?

A search of sex offenders in Jennings shows an offender convitced of aggravated rape living on Spencer St. Just wondering if it's the house on Spencer St that he lives in.

i think so (EP?)-think there is/was like a 50-something guy as well with same last name

 

[Butterfly_Rises]

I don't believe that all 8 murders were commited by the same person. I do, however, believe that all the murders are connected, and that all the murderers are connected, both to each other and the victims.

At least, that's where I stand right now.

I agree, I think there are at least 3 killers

 

[Characterologist]

When I had read about the Jennings 8 murders, and noticed that all of the victims found deceased in this case all have different racial and ethnic characteristics, it reminds about what I had learned about the Baton Rouge Serial Murder case. The victims in the Baton Rouge case had various race/ethnicity background characteristics in their appearances. My theory is that if these murders are related to one another, and were committed by only one perpetrator, then the offender would most likely not be a white Caucasian male. The perpetrator is probably a mixed race/ethnic male with a fairly dark skin complexion. The offender would most likely be semi-transit. Would travel around southern Louisiana if he were to be employed working full-time shifts. This is what I theorized so far....I don't have anything else to add on this particular case. If I do come up with anything else, I'll certainly disclose the details to my theory as soon as possible.

 

[BamaSleuth68]

I just watched the documentary and I have a couple of theories both have a lot of similarities.

My theories blend together, sorry of. The killer/perp is not your stereotypical serial killer. I would only consider the perp to be a serial killer in that the numbers qualify the person as one. I don't think he, yes I think it's a he, is the kind of serial killer that say, Ted Bundy or Gary Ridgway were. The differences in how they were killed and dumped aren't typical of the kind of killer the two I mentioned were. Their crimes were methodical and carried signatures. I think whoever killed these young ladies did it as a means of taking care of a "problem" so to speak. This is the only way I can make sense of them not all being murdered and treated in the same manner. I have read before that serial killers can graduate to different methods or styles but I'm not feeling that here.

I 100% feel like all of the women knew their killer whether it was one person or more than one. The common denominators are drugs and sex. There was no concentrate on a specific race, although there were more causasion women killed than women of color.

All of the women knew FR. That speaks to me. It is a small town though and when you are talking drugs and sex, when one has opening admitted to being involved in these illegal activities, that does make sense that he would know them and vice versa. What really irks me is how the police really don't seem like they are that concerned. That also makes me think that there are some people "in the know" who know what's going on but they aren't forthcoming either because they are LE or connected with LE in some way.

I'm just throwing out this, I'm sure I'm not the first one to do so but I think JT knows more than he's saying and I'm almost 100 % positive that FR knows A LOT more than he's saying.

 

[BamaSleuth68]

I just watched the documentary and I have a couple of theories both have a lot of similarities.

My theories blend together, sorry of. The killer/perp is not your stereotypical serial killer. I would only consider the perp to be a serial killer in that the numbers qualify the person as one. I don't think he, yes I think it's a he, is the kind of serial killer that say, Ted Bundy or Gary Ridgway were. The differences in how they were killed and dumped aren't typical of the kind of killer the two I mentioned were. Their crimes were methodical and carried signatures. I think whoever killed these young ladies did it as a means of taking care of a "problem" so to speak. This is the only way I can make sense of them not all being murdered and treated in the same manner. I have read before that serial killers can graduate to different methods or styles but I'm not feeling that here.

I 100% feel like all of the women knew their killer whether it was one person or more than one. The common denominators are drugs and sex. There was no concentrate on a specific race, although there were more causasion women killed than women of color.

All of the women knew FR. That speaks to me. It is a small town though and when you are talking drugs and sex, when one has opening admitted to being involved in these illegal activities, that does make sense that he would know them and vice versa. What really irks me is how the police really don't seem like they are that concerned. That also makes me think that there are some people "in the know" who know what's going on but they aren't forthcoming either because they are LE or connected with LE in some way.

I'm just throwing out this, I'm sure I'm not the first one to do so but I think JT knows more than he's saying and I'm almost 100 % positive that FR knows A LOT more than he's saying.

I just read, yesterday, that FR passed this year. This has probably already been discussed. I'm afraid the answers died along with him.