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Again, here is a good start on how he was able to purchase guns with ease: I've purchased off of websites like this several times and half the time after the money was exchanged a handshake was offered and we were on our way. The other half the seller wanted a copy of my drivers license (a...

There are many craigslist-esque websites for firearms and ammunition and it would have been particularly easy to purchase without proof of anything in my experience. And from a quick internet search there is no weapon registration in South Carolina. Would have been very easy for him to amass his...

In the more lax states (I have experience in Georgia only, which isn't that far) you can easily pop on Craigslist or websites similar and buy a gun out of some guys trunk, and no one would be the wiser if he was a sex offender or barred from buying guns.

Video 3 here: Sheriff confirms they flew over but the reporter adds the date of Oct. 18th., claiming that around then he put up a fence.

Also would be interested to see his Facebook posts around October 18th (when supposedly police flew over with a helicopter)

Anyone think his financial request is a bit odd? Is that normal for LE to allow someone to transfer money like that, assuming they were 100% that it was all legal. I hope...

I don't think I saw this yet but from Cody Alcorn's FB. Is there supposed to be an update from LE today? (editied because this is the body found behind the Waffle House, that would probably push the timeline to not match up with TK's arrest?)

http://www.goupstate.com/news/20161107/sheriff-kohlhepp-met-with-mother-before-superbike-confession I wonder why he was so compassionate to this mystery girl/woman he was taking care of? Also is it normal to allow the suspect to transfer that money? Are they confident it was all legally obtained?

I believe you can review without making purchases, correct? Noticed a lot of his amazon reviews were on the same day maybe he just wanted to binge review.

I know we eliminated the fact that he had a RE license during the Superbike murders but I was just reading an article that claims that some of the victims could potentially be from Arizona and were looking to build a home. With the motorcycles confiscated at his current residence, real estate...

Would his vehicles not have been registered like they are now through the sex offender registry? I know the wanted poster for the Superbike murders do not have tags but that could have been a start. Also, didn't he own a few motorcycles that were impounded and would link him to a motorcycle shop...