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I don't think he did it, his demeanour and his (known) actions surrounding the time of the supposed murder are too nonchalant in nature alone for me to perceive him as a guilty individual. That's the perception I think. This is of course reinforced by the fact that the prosecution's initial case...

I mean, they have Zodiac's DNA from the back of the stamps he used on the various letters he sent, why not just compare the DNA from both?

This doesn't sound promising...

I feel that the drugs aspect of their conversation is going to be a fundamental part of the proverbial picture once they find him.

I have to say I agree, I've heard of so many of these types of scenarios ,but it is possible that he is just running from something that the rest of the world cant yet define. A visit to the ATM is often a good indicator of this.

Where was he heading to?

That might be the reason she's not in the army anymore.

Thanks for the Facebook link btw, I'll check that out later.

You can say that again, not to mention that the fathers innocent stance in this whole affair bothers me for some reason. He literally did the right things at exactly the right time, as if the two had already agreed on how each event would follow neatly in sequence.

I'm not sure , but I think it would be worthwhile to see if Christian has any connections with any of the hospital staff, and/or if she has any connections with anyone working at A Gift of Hope. The point of me saying this is that it looks (to me at least) as if Christian is working with...

This sounds a lot like some kind of organ trading scam gone wrong, do you happen to know if the police have a suspect for the premature phone call?

Not to mention that a seminary can become a "breeding ground" for that kind of behavior.

In conclusion, they may not all have been full time prostitutes, but it was in the end the only way they could continually support themselves. I think that the author is also forgetting that within that social context it was not at all looked down upon that a respectable woman would occasionally...

Ransom note = distraction ( albeit temporary ) . That's why they weren't arrested . Assuming one (or both) of them is indeed responsible . Sometimes its the very contents of a supposed ransom note that can be rendered as immaterial , especially if the subject of the note isn't alive anymore . I...

The boyfriends demeanor sounds like he heard about the " other men " got angry , killed her , and hides his guilt by playing the devastated relation . It sounds a little complicated but when it comes down to an interview its quite easy to mask .

Looking back at this now , I would suggest that investigators take a closer look at her boyfriend . Regardless if they find her alive , dead , or not at all . That tattoo also intrigues me .

Substance abuse huh ? Well in my opinion this most likely pans out into a couple scenarios. First ( and I guess best ) scenario is that she’s on some kind of drugs road trip . What I mean by that is that she got totally hooked in the weeks leading up to her last confirmed siting and is now just...

Beer Man - Wikipedia Stoneman - Wikipedia This is my first time posting so please forgive any small errors I have made :) Found these two cases rather intriguing , they seem very different at first glance but on closer inspection you will find that the MO's are very similar . Not a lot to be...

I see why people say that there are similarities , but stabbing someone 100 times screams some kind of personal relation with the killer . Even the amount of stab wounds cold hold a symbolic meaning for all we know . If I had to put my hand on my heart however , I'd say that MOST of the killings...

How are the other 13 killings distributed in a sense of time ? Did the other 13 quickly succeed each other ? Or are they nicely (or perhaps ritually ) spread over a timespan of 3 years ? And last but not least : Were the other 13 killed in a similar way ?