I agree- its hard to tell.
That reward for that arsonist was heavily contributed to by numerous folks via Twitter/X.
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criminal up to this point. Possibly living for quite some time on ventures like: car theft rings, drug deals, maybe as a "drug mule" picking up cars and delivering their contents, countless varieties of "making" it (in his way of thinking.) And not feeling any shame about it at all. Cash is most likely how he does everything, so no way to trace that. Also think of someone stealing credit cards etc and using them for things like his hair cut and gas and travel. [I am thinking he doesn't have the same hairstyle he had in LA in March IDK but why would he care...]
Your thoughts (and others) are totally welcome here! I agree with much of what you've written.-After thinking about this case for as long as everyone else, I just have a rogue opinion. No need to pay it much attention; just an overall feeling I'm getting, and very possibly 100% wrong. Letting you know in advance-
IMO it's possible this perp doesn't currently (or even recently) "work". As in being officially employed. Maybe in the past. Maybe never.
Just a feeling I have. That he's been a "lucky"
There are and always have been people who choose this as a way of life. Some of them come from families who taught them this is the way to live. Indeed they do.
Personally, I also don't think this is his first murder and if he isn't captured, he will continue along doing what he pleases.
As for a vehicle, who knows. There's an entire underground out there and perhaps he connects with them via his cell phone. People like this tend to trust one another if they have previous dealings with them.
Of course, he's a killer so I doubt he fears much.
Is anyone in his circle going to turn him in for $2000? Perhaps he doesn't have a "circle". It's insulting but I understand the policy of Bel Air reward fund.
I don't see him as someone who works out. I think he gets his exercise walking around stalking houses, women out walking alone, looking for cars to steal, etc. Lots of walking involved in such activities. If he's 19 to early 20's as has been described, he's just average.
*I am most likely way off in this post, TIA for not thinking me strange for my way of thinking. I can be an odd duck. Just saying and all JMHO.
So worried also about future assaults and murders happening anywhere from coast to coast by this perp. He's heard the news reports. He knows he left DNA and won't make that mistake again. He likely didn't know his DNA was linking him back to LA. He knows his real identity is still a mystery.
Hoping for justice for Rachel and for her family. My thoughts remain with them as they prepare for her services.
Chi
I thought they would at least have his name by now.
Are you referring to what is thought to be a cell phone with the screen lit up in his right front pocket? I’m not seeing what could be an ID.
without a picture of his face, I think that the video is better for ruling people OUT, rather than IDing someone IMO. However, where are the profilers? Because who assaults a young girl and kills a grown woman? And it seems not to be robbery- it's sport?
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Acc. to this statement, the assault case was nearly as serious as the violent murder of RM. How can that be, when we see the future killer leaving the assault-victim in such a harmless looking way? We are able to interpret the "assault" in many versions, based on law, but why LE put it that way: "so serious in nature", remains a mystery.
Do you (meant to all members) think, that LE would search for the killer naming him, if his name is known and he is a minor??
The mini reward of $2000 is for a conviction only. That seems much too risky for much too little money for his buddies to turn him in. IMO-After thinking about this case for as long as everyone else, I just have a rogue opinion. No need to pay it much attention; just an overall feeling I'm getting, and very possibly 100% wrong. Letting you know in advance-
IMO it's possible this perp doesn't currently (or even recently) "work". As in being officially employed. Maybe in the past. Maybe never.
Just a feeling I have. That he's been a "lucky"
There are and always have been people who choose this as a way of life. Some of them come from families who taught them this is the way to live. Indeed they do.
Personally, I also don't think this is his first murder and if he isn't captured, he will continue along doing what he pleases.
As for a vehicle, who knows. There's an entire underground out there and perhaps he connects with them via his cell phone. People like this tend to trust one another if they have previous dealings with them.
Of course, he's a killer so I doubt he fears much.
Is anyone in his circle going to turn him in for $2000? Perhaps he doesn't have a "circle". It's insulting but I understand the policy of Bel Air reward fund.
I don't see him as someone who works out. I think he gets his exercise walking around stalking houses, women out walking alone, looking for cars to steal, etc. Lots of walking involved in such activities. If he's 19 to early 20's as has been described, he's just average.
*I am most likely way off in this post, TIA for not thinking me strange for my way of thinking. I can be an odd duck. Just saying and all JMHO.
So worried also about future assaults and murders happening anywhere from coast to coast by this perp. He's heard the news reports. He knows he left DNA and won't make that mistake again. He likely didn't know his DNA was linking him back to LA. He knows his real identity is still a mystery.
Hoping for justice for Rachel and for her family. My thoughts remain with them as they prepare for her services.
Chi
Interesting: The Sheriff, in reference to the suspect video, said, “ in what we’ve been able to release.” It sounds like they might have better video but for some reason, they cannot release more.
The sheriff states it differently in the News Nation video above. He says, "..in the more serious case here with the homicide..." It's at the 3:40 mark in the video if you want to give it a listen. MOO
@chihuahua-After thinking about this case for as long as everyone else, I just have a rogue opinion. No need to pay it much attention; just an overall feeling I'm getting, and very possibly 100% wrong. Letting you know in advance-
IMO it's possible this perp doesn't currently (or even recently) "work". As in being officially employed. Maybe in the past. Maybe never.
Just a feeling I have. That he's been a "lucky"
There are and always have been people who choose this as a way of life. Some of them come from families who taught them this is the way to live. Indeed they do.
Personally, I also don't think this is his first murder and if he isn't captured, he will continue along doing what he pleases.
As for a vehicle, who knows. There's an entire underground out there and perhaps he connects with them via his cell phone. People like this tend to trust one another if they have previous dealings with them.
Of course, he's a killer so I doubt he fears much.
Is anyone in his circle going to turn him in for $2000? Perhaps he doesn't have a "circle". It's insulting but I understand the policy of Bel Air reward fund.
I don't see him as someone who works out. I think he gets his exercise walking around stalking houses, women out walking alone, looking for cars to steal, etc. Lots of walking involved in such activities. If he's 19 to early 20's as has been described, he's just average.
*I am most likely way off in this post, TIA for not thinking me strange for my way of thinking. I can be an odd duck. Just saying and all JMHO.
So worried also about future assaults and murders happening anywhere from coast to coast by this perp. He's heard the news reports. He knows he left DNA and won't make that mistake again. He likely didn't know his DNA was linking him back to LA. He knows his real identity is still a mystery.
Hoping for justice for Rachel and for her family. My thoughts remain with them as they prepare for her services.
Chi
