The manager at that Flash Foods station in Woodstock said she couldn’t comment about what information the store gave police to help with their investigation, but said she is relieved police made an arrest.
Okay, that's odd. Do we know where JH lived? I'm guessing this means he drove 7 miles up Hwy 92 into Cherokee County. Did he live there?
Even more odd is that the gas station employees did not call police when a guy in a mask showed up at their store at 4-5am. What?! Was it some kind of non-robber-y mask, like a Jack Sparrow mask? I mean, who doesn't call the police in that situation?
It's very interesting to me that, considering how tight lipped LE has been, that they mention a specific ap, Smack High, not Facebook, not texting, not instagram, but a very specific ap that not everyone is necessarily familiar with. .
Now that *doesn't* strike me as odd. It's a little known app and she's a rep for it ... seems worth noting to me.
I'm not sure who this is directed to, but wearing a mask implies he knew he was doing wrong, knew if caught he would get in trouble and suspects there was premeditation. All jmo.
Dahmer would get drunk before trolling for his victims. He did it because he had an undeniable compulsion to dissect men, but knew he couldn't do it with his normal human inhibitions. That's all kind of knowledge something is wrong and premeditation ... but he was still severely mentally ill and that's still why he did what he did. It's like addiction: the very definition of addiction is that you know something is hurting you and those around you, but you do it, anyway. Premeditation and knowledge of right and wrong does not rule out compulsive mental illness.
I don't know if that's what JH is dealing with. I'm just talking about general misconceptions that I often see people hold.
I agree that wearing a mask implies he knew he was doing wrong. But wearing a mask 90 minutes after the crime was committed makes me wonder if he was high on drugs, or off his meds....b/c wearing a mask to a gas station does not hide your identity (if you are there with your car on surveillance), but instead draws attention to you.
2. It's my understanding that each body was found next to the person's car. Is that confirmed?
I agree that this is reading too much into the police commentary, which I believe was simply that they were found near their cars, not that each was found next to his or her particular car.