JayFriend
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- May 4, 2010
- Messages
- 918
- Reaction score
- 771
This may be beating a dead horse, since the crimes have been solved and the culprit caught and convicted, but I'm still very curious about the RW's motivation. When did his mind start to warp, leading to these atrocities, and why?
I'm reading the latest book, Camouflaged Killer, etc. which goes into a bit more detail concerning RW's past and upbringing. While some of his friends and schoolmates mysteriously don't seem to want to talk about him, his kindergarten teacher in Deep River is quoted by the author:
Further, in a footnote:
So, his parents were quite a striking couple in Deep River at the time and then the marriage broke down and they swapped partners with their best friends. What did RW think of his mother then? While he later adopted the surname of his stepfather for convenience, he eventually reverted back to Williams. Was he sending a message to his mother? Did he see his mother in Jessica Lloyd?
I'm reading the latest book, Camouflaged Killer, etc. which goes into a bit more detail concerning RW's past and upbringing. While some of his friends and schoolmates mysteriously don't seem to want to talk about him, his kindergarten teacher in Deep River is quoted by the author:
His mom was gorgeous, she said
Further, in a footnote:
Ms. Wesanko also commented that she felt there was a striking physical resemblance between Christine Williams and Russells second murder victim, Jessica Lloyd.
So, his parents were quite a striking couple in Deep River at the time and then the marriage broke down and they swapped partners with their best friends. What did RW think of his mother then? While he later adopted the surname of his stepfather for convenience, he eventually reverted back to Williams. Was he sending a message to his mother? Did he see his mother in Jessica Lloyd?