Bronte Nut
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Mark Karr, that is... Yep, the double-edged sword with forums is that all manner of wackos, including killers and suspected killers and their loveable lawyers can go on and sow their own particular brand of propaganda.
There is, as others have said, a likelihood that our mascara-clad attention seeker may find his way onto Websleuths, if he hasn't already.
Yet, even if he does start posting anonymously, and actually shares insights into his odd behavior, it will not shed any light on the killer himself/herself.
Of course, it may well be that the actual killer has already posted significant information over the years on various forums/blogs. The trick is in filtering it through. Perhaps certain people have already admitted to their deeds, however vicariously.
It will be interesting if anybody has pulled, or can pull a number of select postings together, with a view to reconstructing the actual death scene - not necessarily a murder scene.
Meanwhile, I think the Ramseys were totally innocent, and their lawyer is a fine human being, who is motivated by the highest possible ideals.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Ethel Q. Binks
There is, as others have said, a likelihood that our mascara-clad attention seeker may find his way onto Websleuths, if he hasn't already.
Yet, even if he does start posting anonymously, and actually shares insights into his odd behavior, it will not shed any light on the killer himself/herself.
Of course, it may well be that the actual killer has already posted significant information over the years on various forums/blogs. The trick is in filtering it through. Perhaps certain people have already admitted to their deeds, however vicariously.
It will be interesting if anybody has pulled, or can pull a number of select postings together, with a view to reconstructing the actual death scene - not necessarily a murder scene.
Meanwhile, I think the Ramseys were totally innocent, and their lawyer is a fine human being, who is motivated by the highest possible ideals.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Ethel Q. Binks