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IMO, I agree with you Maddie very well may have been the target of it wasn’t a “house” target. Two of the four people who were killed were not supposed to be there: K & E. If there was a specific target, it deductively might very well have been Maddie: yes, the killer went to her room but he...

E & K were ultimately the two variables who were not supposed to be there that night. Maybe he went there to murder the 4 female roommates who were there full-time and his plan was thwarted by K being in M’s bed and E being with X.

I’m in agreement with you: I don’t think LE (not for a lack of trying) has the foggiest idea who the killer is. And regarding whether he’s gearing up to do it again: Maybe. If he’s a SK, they can technically be satiated for weeks/months/years off a murder and so it depends on his motives and...

Thank you so much, TKG :) I finally got my BA’s in English Writing and Psychology after 8 years because I couldn’t decide which one to focus on. I appreciate you saying that <3

Jonathan Gilliam. The ex FBI agent who gave the interview. I just had to look up his name.

Not necessarily at all. Most do know their killers, but there are “true victim” crimes that happen all the time. It may “look” like a rage killing because it’s bloody and with a knife— but even knife crimes can be sophisticated, and have a more calculated type of rage, if we were to use that...

There is no jurisdiction of a current court to issue that gag order. Maybe LE could threaten him with an Obstruction of Justice charge but I don’t think that would do any good. They, however bothersome SG might be to them, have to come up with some way to pacify him and make him trust them...

Interestingly enough, not all serial murderers dislike dogs or other animals. I understand that Murphy wasn’t the offender’s animal, but some criminals, including serial killers, operate within a specific code of conduct and could even find it offensive to their irrational sensibilities to...

Hi :) yes, it’s me. As I previously stated, his first murders in Gainesville were what reminded me of this particular case because he didn’t know these poor kids at all and broke in while they were sleeping in different areas of the apartment, used duct tape to silence them, used a Ka-Bar knife...

Journalists never name their sources, as they are protected under the 1st amendment known as the Source Protection or Journalist Privilege: “It prohibits authorities, including the courts, from compelling a journalist to reveal the identity of an anonymous source for a story.”...

The release states: “There are no named suspects” — I think, at least according to that wording, they might not even have a potential suspect because a potential suspect would have a name. To me, this statement sounds as if they don’t have any suspects or even POIs. Have their statements...

From my impression of his interview, I’ll try to explain what I think he means: Let’s say for arguments sake, maybe Kaylee did sustain the most wounds and was the “targeted” victim and all the other victims were “collateral damage” He infers, as he stated in his interview, the word “targeted”...

I’m so sorry :( Sending you and your family lots of love and peace during this very difficult time <3

Yikes! I am so sorry you’re having to live through this so closely :( I’m definitely on guard and live a few states away— I can’t imagine how I’d feel if this happened close to me. I’m sending lots of hugs and peace to you and your loved ones <3 I was interested to reading your opinion re: the...

There are so many variables and possibilities it’s impossible to really tell who was the target and why. We don’t even really know if there was a specific target or just a house full of people it represented to the killer. There are varying reasons why someone could have more vicious wounds...

Danny Rolling (The Gainesville Slayer), killed two sleeping women roommates on the first night of his Gainesville killing spree. He first saw his target female at the local convenience store he was at while living as a vagrant near the campus. He followed her home and scoped out her house. He...

Yes, SG was pretty flustered in the interview last night. He was sort of all over the place and I think probably was talking about 3 different topics in one sentence— and that happened a few times. It’s worth to watch in its entirety if you have the time. :)

I transcribed that exact part of the interview because we were discussing it last night. Here’s what SG said about the “means” of Kaylee and Maddie’s being different (SG sort of goes off topic talking about his perceived lack of LE communication): LJ tees up the next question (*This is the...

From what I inferred from SG’s interview last night, he thinks coming from LE via the University. (Not accusing anyone, just stating what I think.) Here’s the link to his interview because he sort of lays it out but he’s kind of all over the place about it...

I completely agree with the idea that the University, institution, and its interests have its tentacles deep within this investigation. I think SG is probably 100% correct that some people are maybe wanting to “suppress” (his words, not mine) the notoriety and media coverage that negatively...