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Heather doing brilliant work as usual!

The map he's referring to is the one I posted earlier in this thread. So yes, there are dates associated with each location. I should update the map, though...

Agreed. And to add towards the question on whether NF could have had a suppressor or not, he more than likely didn't. He would require an NFA class 3 license, and if he had that then LE would surely know about it by now.

The Vegas girl's leg was found in Illinois a week later, however. The distance here stands out. However, it is inarguable that it is definitely something to look into because the odds are there that a missing leg was found in the area very shortly after NF was known to have established contact...

He can be placed in Kansas in 1995. I assume he would have also been there in 94 but cannot be positive.

Well a .22 is one of the smallest rounds you can buy. Its usually used to kill varmint or as a practice or sports shooter. Obviously with decent shot placement it can kill humans. I can't testify to whether someone would want to use it because of bloodsplatter or not, but you generally only...

Agree with this 100% This is very different from NF's only known attack, where he parked his vehicle directly in front of the house of Heathers. Well, NF owned at least 2 handguns that can be easily concealed and are many people's daily concealed carry weapons. I cannot fathom a reason why...

Sorry for being away for a while, I've had quite a few cases that I needed to catch up on and it's been a bumpy 2 weeks! Anyway: Beats me, man. Sometimes police say silly things I would agree. A Werke would be considered an "old mans" or "sportsman" pistol in gun circles, while a Scorpion...

For those wanting a visual reference. Not his specific car, just a typical Isuzu Trooper

Hey, you're from Indiana, I figured as much Also, I may have some really good information regarding Neal Falls here in the next week or so. I'll definitely keep everyone posted on what information I manage to confirm.

I couldn't see a trailer hitch either. However, one of his former coworkers alleges that he mentioned a truck before, so it is entirely possible there's a truck somewhere with a trailer attached that belongs to NF

The Ruger he had was, at most, 300 bucks. A Beretta92 runs about 400 to 600 at most. However, he had an AR-15 as well. Now, AR's can go from kinda cheap if you buy a really garbage one, and you can get one like that for around 500 at the very least. Custom AR's can go all the way up to 3000...

From a former undercover investigator, body cameras as really difficult to get the right angle, especially the button cameras! One thing I would like to note is that owning a lot of weapons isn't really sort of a link to being a killer or especially a serial killer. If that were the case...

True, but it's also not unheard of for there to be a city that large having more than 1 serial killer operating in it at the same time. Hell, look at San Francisco from the 60's and 70's, how many serial killers operated in the SF area alone, much less SoCal?

Actually, I found another photograph of the vehicle in a much more clearer angle. Again, it's evident the vehicle is not the same. Fellas, the more I think about and research this, the less and less I'm starting to believe he's a serial killer, as well. Unless law enforcement can start...

Maybe it's just a coincidence, but NF has a couple of family members with ties to the Philippines. One of his brothers, for instance, is married to a Filipino

Man, you've invited another long-winded post by me! Interestingly enough, your very next sentence managed to answer your own question The ruger in question (Specifically, a Ruger LCP .380) is a very cheap handgun. It's also very small. You can't tell by the photos, but it's perhaps no...

Being a "gun guy" I can attest that the weapon that was used to kill NF is a Ruger .380. I haven't heard of a second weapon in the vehicle but it certainly wouldn't surprise me.

Hey, it had information in it that wasn't yet disclosed in this thread, so there's no harm in posting!

Surprised she hasn't posted it here yet, but here's a great article on Neal Falls, with interviews of people who worked with him, written by an individual who's a member here as well! http://swordandscale.com/a-glimpse-into-the-life-of-neal-falls/ Very interesting, to say the least!