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I interpreted it as typical victim blaming. He didn't start this. If only MS hadn't [dressed this way/said this to him/looked at him like this/insert whatever excuse] then none of this would have happened.

I was just thinking the same thing. I know hindsight is 20/20 and we're all a bunch of know-it-all's from behind our computer screens, but seeing the pictures of the tanks, especially how they seem so blatantly hidden...seems like it should have been searched long ago.

This logic from RA doesn't make much sense for me. Wouldn't his family be spared from seeing photos of the bodies/crime scene if he pleas out and doesn't allow this to go to trial?

Just saw on the local news. I wonder if her husband made some kind of deal to reveal the location of her body?

Bummer. I don't think this is going to trial and was hoping the end was near.

Very, very interesting.

After hearing there were 60+ confessions, I don't see this one going to trial. MOO.

I agree. If he is desperately trying to bring himself peace, I think he is a great risk to himself.

Count me amongst the angered.

I was really skeptical for a long time that RA was the right guy. If I was on the jury, I would have had doubt. I can't reconcile his innocence anymore. A few confessions, I could be persuaded it wasn't true. Over SIXTY? This is where I'm at now. This isn't something that slipped out due...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13676381/ladykiller-serial-rapist-shawn-grate-hunger-kill.html I risked my life to bring down the 'Ladykiller': In a harrowing 33-hour interrogation, a brave female cop tricked Ohio's revolting serial rapist into revealing his crimes - but first, she had...

I'm not very far into it, but it has been a good read to remember where this all started. It does a good job summarizing the arguments that have filled these [many] threads into an easily digestible account of events as they happened and how the "key players" felt along the way. I have been...

I wonder if SS folks are growing tired of his unending requests for books/entertainment.

That's the one I'm reading!

I'm currently reading a book on the murders and it's made me wonder: assuming Richard Allen is guilty as charged, what happened here? How did he evade capture for so long? Is he especially skilled or were the investigators especially bumbling?

Man, that is just a gut punch. That man will never recover. So many people are self-absorbed and worry about their own needs. Luckily, not all of those people become responsible for the death of their child. I can't even imagine what the man is going through.

Good. It kinda reminds me of the defiant attitude following 9/11. "No one can push us around".

The second and third photos almost look like they could have been taken the same day (at least, the shirt color appears the same).

How in the world was anyone allowed to get close enough with a weapon?

What a rude description of the woman. She can't escape the cruelties of the world even in her death. I'm going to watch The Shining tonight in her memory.