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I agree. Last night, SG talked about wanting to put up posters and said “they won’t let me” — he basically said that the prospective students that are coming in wouldn’t want to commit to a University and a town that has a dangerous person potentially roaming around and the posters and media...

We were all super confused earlier, so that’s why I transcribed it. Here’s the full video :) *He’s criticizing LE decisions and seeming misstatements in his opinion. https://www.foxnews.com/video/6316556367112

Ok. It was a snippet of a very long response about everything I said about Kaylee’s Dad’s interview. From my experience and understanding professionally in LE, a crime of passion is not premeditated. If a person kills some one “in the heat of passion” they usually pick up the most deadly...

Here is the interview in full. https://www.foxnews.com/video/6316556367112

It’s the FOX interview I personally transcribed from Lawrence Jones last night. They were on live sitting in front of the police station. I transcribed part of the interview verbatim and posted it. The interview itself is almost 10 minutes long and posted a few times in this thread.

I am aware. I’m not sure what this reply means in regards to what I was saying about the Mayor and Kaylee’s dad and possible interference to deflect even worse media attention attributed to the murders. *I have discussed possible motive, methods, reasons, piquerism, serial killer subtypes...

I’m sorry you had to do that as well. It’s not easy hurting people, even though it’s not your fault. :( And, you’re welcome. I was a victim’s advocate. I agree with everything you say… LE, whether at fault or not, really needs to repair the relationship and begin building trust with him. And...

I sort of agree. Coming from an LE standpoint, I thankfully never had to work on something like this, plus, they wouldn’t have given me a lot, if any investigative details as a VA. I generally worked at crime scenes and other VA’s followed up as the investigation progressed and then the court...

This makes a lot of sense coupled with the idea SG talked about tonight in his interview: that he thinks maybe LE is trying to suppress the case because it hurts the town and college. He also said that “they” won’t let them put reward posters up because “they look bad” and it’s not good for...

* In the middle of typing this, I just decided to transcribe the part about “the steps” spoken by SG on the show, so, the exact exchange can be found below. I summarized and quoted some of the interview before they all began talking specifically about that to also give complete context. (Sorry...

I just watched the clip of Kaylee’s parents probably 10 times at this point. The following is solely my interpretation: From what I gathered and inferred through context is that I think SG seems to be referring to the “steps” LE have to go through to offer the family information— In the...

Agree. A gun would have awoken the entire neighborhood, much less the house at ~ 3:00am and they are a lot easier to trace if you find the weapon— IMO, someone that has successfully evaded detection for three weeks after this is probably equipped intellectually enough to “find a gun...

It really depends on what his motive was. If he planned to do this on a “random” target because they represented a “stand-in” for someone else, then of course there’s the potential for him cycle back through to killing to satiate his needs based on the reason(s) he decided to do this in the...

Agree. I would not say a peep to anyone. If I were a survivor, I would be seriously petrified of a homicidal maniac coming to kill me if I talked or showed my face or even because I would be afraid they’d want to come back to find me to finish the job— I couldn’t imagine how terrifying it must...

I’m not trying to be snotty or snarky at all— tone isn’t always obvious in written text… To answer your questions: I’ll say for myself that I have been discussing theories about all of these things as well as the endless amounts of possibilities from likely to least likely about a specific...

Agree but it’s also the most personal way to murder someone besides strangling them. So, that begs the question: why did he choose the knife? What does it mean and represent to him? Out of the 1000 different ways to kill someone, he chose the messiest and most personal means for a killer… Yet...

When I was reading the previous thread last night, I believe a few people posted pictures at night looking into the lit house by media on Fox Digital: There was one picture that caught my attention and made me think exactly what you stated— The picture was of the lighted kitchen and the focus...

I don’t think we know if he did or didn’t go downstairs for a few reasons: 1. It’s possible that the perpetrator wasn’t aware of the downstairs rooms and never went that way or did not have more time to explore the house. 2. It’s possible that he did go downstairs the doors were locked. 3...

Correct but then her sister said she didn’t. It was sort of a confusing segment but the reporter basically summarized it for me and I almost regurgitated it verbatim because the explanations of a stalker sort of went circular for awhile… But the end result so far is that there is no evidence and...

Yeah. The Rollings murders are horrific. The movie Scream was based off of them, actually. What’s odd about Rollings (among all the other oddities) is that his first murders was that of a Family Annihilator while stalking a younger woman. He killed 4 then… After that atrocity, and becoming a...