I have low blood pressure, and I've fainted a few times before. I've been on a new medication, and didn't realize the side effects. Last week I fainted after jumping out of bed, where I was sleeping, to answer the phone. I got up too soon and I started to feel faint at the kitchen sink.
The...
What's missing from this case is motive. Who had motive to kill the couple? I think it's fairly obvious that this was an organized killing. Serial killers, as well as contract killers, and even inexperienced killers can all be organized; all are motivated by different things.
What was the...
I'm very sorry for your loss, having to grow up without your mother.
There aren't many details available on Ginger's disappearance, is there anything you could add, such as the circumstances?
What was her lifestyle like? Did she have many friends, maybe someone who she could've gone traveling...
The FBI identifies a few separate motives in serial killers; sexually based, anger, thrill, financial gain, and attention seeking.
"For the most part, serial murder involves strangers with no visible relationship between the offender and the victim. This distinguishes a serial murder...
Apparently the suspect died in "an unrelated incident" and "a search of the suspect's phone after his death led police to believe Trottier's remains were at the landfill. GPS data from garbage trucks was then used to determine what area of the landfill to search."...
I understand that, but a more natural progression would be something less extreme IMO. For instance, shooting Russell and/or Shirley execution style then simply leaving them for dead. Additionally, if the murders were second to the robbery, why was nothing taken?
I wonder why the killer(s)...
I wouldn't be surprised if the person who killed the Dermonds had a deep, festering anger and resentment towards Russell that he had held on to for many years. JMO
That's a good point!
I was on vacation in Aruba a few years ago, and saw an older man have a heart attack right there on the beach. I just saw him in the elevator and he seemed fine. He was standing on the waters edge when it happenened. He started to drift away but someone ran over and pulled...
That's why I asked if she could swim. Even if she was near the water, say on a dock, she could've fell in. Maybe she dropped something in the water, went to grab it, and quickly lost her balance.
I don't necessarily think she was victim to a predator. Is that a possibility? Of course, but going...
I was listening to Nancy Grace today and one of the panel members speculated that he could've been transporting narcotics, hence the geographical changes.
Chilling story. Sounds like she was held captive and then killed. I wonder why police weren't able to track the phone calls? If it was reported to LE as soon as it happened then why didn't they immediately track it?
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