If Katie was targeted specifically, someone who set out that night to kill her, how did that killer know where to find her? Emma said Katie did not have a set route/routine in walking Bowie. I'd like to know if there is any photo evidence (rainbow crosswalk, etc) that shows she might have been followed. And why attack her at that spot? But if its a random attack, why does a killer target someone with a dog (especially a pitbull)? It is perplexing because things are contradictory.
Bowie's death is confusing me as well. Even lust murderers and serial killers assess their risks vs rewards. The only explanation is that the killer knew Bowie wouldn't be much of an obstacle. The only way the killer could make that determination is by making contact with Bowie. Maybe this is someone who passed them on the street several times and petted him. Maybe this person was following them for a while. Maybe the killer used something to incapacitate Bowie. After all, the results of his necropsy haven't been released. There are so many scenarios and what-ifs, it's mindboggling!