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And heres a link to some snippets from impact statements http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/we-are-living-through-this-hell-every-day-families-of-the-rowe-family-murder-victims-tell-court/story-e6frea83-1226310357180

Here's a link to the latest news from an Adelaide news page http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/jason-downie-confirms-kapunda-triple-murder-guilt/story-e6frea83-1226310033674

Link to Adelaide Now website - http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/kapunda-refuses-to-become-a-victim-of-triple-murder/story-e6frea83-1226308643832

So sad. Too many killings like this. Jason Downie has been arrested and charged with the murder of 3 people in Kapunda, South Australia. He liked the film "Saw", listing it as a favourite on one of his social network pages. Apparantly, he also dismembered some of his victims (although no...

Tobin v SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals - Donald Schell shot and killed his wife, daughter, nine month old granddaughter and then himself. A jury ruled that taking Paxil was the proximate cause of the deaths and that SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals were 80% responsible for the deaths and...

There have been many reports of homicide and suicide, as well as extremely violent acts which have been linked to the use of SSRI medications. People have told of being in a dream like state and acting out their most violent nightmares. I'm not saying the accused was on any of these medications...

I wonder if any SSRI's (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) came into play. That could explain a lot.

Some similarities too, lived within walking distance of the victims, killer had easy access through unlocked door, attacked each victim one at a time. Anyone who is interested, a book coming out in March 2011 about the above case. Titled "A Need To Kill" by Michael W. Cuneo. Quote from the...

I too think it hard to imagine the accused overpowering 3 people. But, if the circumstances were to his advantage, it could be possible. Adrenaline, frenzy, psychosis, mental illness, drugs, rage, any or a combination of these would greatly put the accused at a possible advantage. Also if AR was...

Not really. Just food for thought. I don't wish to repeat some of what I heard as it could bring unnecessary attention to the people concerned (not the victims or the accused). I heard that the front door was open when the victims were found. Also heard the name and location of the accused's...

Just heard an interesting conversation about the victims and the accused. The world really is a small place. The more I hear, IMO I believe that the police have the right person in custody. We will probably never know the full story, only part of it at best. Let's hope that February brings...

Just some thoughts on maybe why the blood drops stop some distance along the gravel. As we have heard the accused may have had some sort of bag with him, perhaps the accused could have bled from his wounds, dripped onto the gravel, then: a) adjusted a backpack putting his arm in an upward...

Probably to mark different types/sources of blood. The cones may be to mark footprints (maybe from stepping in the victims blood from the floor) and the letters may be to mark blood drops (from the accused if he was injured). They would be two differing sets of evidence. You would not mark all...

If the blood drops only start behind the Toyota, could it have dripped from a bag? Perhaps containing blood soaked clothing or towels?

As for the accused being let in, my friend's 17 year old has mates dropping in at 11 or 12 at night. They work in fast food and don't finish until late, then catch up with one another. It's not that unusual for some teens. Also, according to the brother's social page, his home town is listed...