Well, sorry that i don't answer so long. I think, this is a very strange testimony, but the personality of McLemore seems to me quite sincere, because she is the sister of one of the victims and participated in the identification of her brother's body. Surely, her words sound like lies, but Corll's house was indeed a kind of disorderly house, where people took drugs (Henley and Brooks, for example) and organized crime (you probably know that Corll and Brooks dragged Henley into the theft prior to his involvement in the murders.). Parties happened in their apartments and neighbors (I saw in one of the newspaper articles) could only describe it as "immoral conduct" (shame did not allow them to describe it in more detail). We can imagine that Corll had connections with other criminals, firstly, because he was selling stolen goods (my opinion is based on many sources, including the words of the owner of the boat shed about the fact that once a lot of cars drove up to the shed and something happened inside, but this, of course, can be interpreted in different ways. And I understand that this claim has the least clear and compelling evidence), and secondly, because he was very sociable and tried to find "friends" by interests. But adolescent behavior really seems very strange... (I hope that I did not make too many mistakes in the construction of sentences and choice of words
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