Since I can't get this off my brain and it's all floating around in my mind. I feel like I need to write it all down in one place. - Here are some things that really stand out to me that could support the theory:
-Three women all mid 20s, with vulnerabilities and kind hearts all seem to disappear out of nowhere leaving their routines and belongings behind, “The efficiency of his killing method is something we’ve also never seen before. It’s not a lot of contact with his victims, get them to where he wants to get them, they walk in the woods, he walks out. Doesn’t take anything from them,”
Jenna fits the MO.
Haulman kills without motive, he just likes to do it.
There was a block of time between 2005-2018 that are unaccounted for and he's the kind of killer that doesn't stop until he's caught.
Jenna went missing during this time frame.
Tracking a Killer: Part Two | Eyewitness News
-Haulman liked living near the Appalachian trail, he took all his victims to the woods to kill them.
Tracking a Killer | Eyewitness News
GA is woodsy and is part of the Appalachian trail. Jenna's last phone ping was in a wooded area.
-Jenna was looking to be more independent, wasn't sharing much with her family, much of her social life seems to be a mystery. She easily could have been talking to people on dating apps without others knowing. Haulman used “Meet Me” to find his victims. - I wonder if Jenna ever used this app?
-Haulman used burner phones to message his victims -https://
www.pahomepage.com/tracking-a-killer-harold-haulman-iii/tracking-a-killer-part-3-harold-david-haulman-iii/
In Jenna's case "The family learned that
someone — they don’t know who — had been pressuring Jenna to leave her parents’ house and return to her apartment that night"
- Could this have been Harold Haulman?
The Timeline Of The Jenna Van Gelderen Disappearance | Oxygen Official Site
-The last text she sent was a succinct
'Lying Down.' Which was strange wording for Jenna
Haulman's text to Erica when he surprised her at her apartment before killing her were just -
'Surprise' and 'Knock-knock'
DA: Accused killer and victim met on a website | wnep.com
-Jenna had been making
payments to an unknown person since 2015
True Crime Society - Jenna Van Gelderen and the missing Egyptian tapestry
- "In April 2017,
four months before Jenna went missing, a message was sent to Jenna and her father. The message was a picture of Jenna stating that she was missing." Who sent this message? I wonder what the source was for this tweet?
https://twitter.com/CaseWarriors/status/1031224260612612096
-For the case of Ashley Parlier, who he has admitted to killing in 2005 - she had been a
cold case for 15 years up until 2020, and no one seems to have realized that she was in contact with him or linked her disappearance to him until after he was caught for Erica's murder in 2020. They seemed to have been in a "non-committed" dating relationship prior to her disappearance, but he was never on the radar for police until now.
Suspected Serial Killer Charged for Michigan Murder | Eyewitness News
-Was Jenna in a relationship with Haulman? Was the ex jealous? Maybe that's why she and the unnamed ex broke up that night. Maybe he felt scorned, which is why he said those nasty things about Jenna being a prostitute.
-The missing tapestry - a bizarre trophy for a serial killer? Who else would be so meticulous and then put the frame back neatly in its place on the wall?
-There was an abusive ex (not the same one interviewed by police?) that she did not tell anyone details about. - I can't remember where I read this or what the source was on this one.
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I almost feel like the 'friends' in Jenna's life that we keep hearing about were horrible to her and are sketchy people, but they are red herrings in the case. There seems to be unknown parties or party that hasn't been looked into. I feel like Haulman fits in those empty spaces. He seems to weasel his way into women's lives without anyone noticing.