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attention... and a feeling of control and manipulation. Probably gives him a high.attention. that is what I think they would be seeking.
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attention... and a feeling of control and manipulation. Probably gives him a high.attention. that is what I think they would be seeking.
Israel Keyes succeeded in going completely undetected for years and was a careful and meticulous SK who planned and prepared for his crimes years in advance for some of his victims. He left behind few clues. Until he began to lose control and couldn't resist following his own murders on line. It was this carelessness that finally got him caught. Not saying this is what we have here, but I think the chances are just as likely as the perpetrator being known to Mollie. Going with how perfectly this crime was committed I would not be surprised if this is exactly what LE is dealing with, and that's why there is not an obvious trail, that's why LE is not releasing information to the public, that's why they can't find him, and that's why it could take years to find him. It's just my opinion but everything either points to that direction or a very clever person who has had contact with who has somehow managed to pull this off.This is aimed at no one in particular, and honestly curious, but if you really are afraid that whoever is responsible for MT's disappearance is reading every word here, (I have seen nothing that makes me feel that is the case) I guess my question is "why and what do you think they are getting here?" We aren't LE, sitting here discussing our investigation plans. We are just a group of people discussing what we believe may have happened. The perp already knows what happened, and us figuring it out isn't going to affect his freedom. Sometimes I think we give perps too much credit. Sometimes they aren't the geniuses we often think they are. Sometimes they are just damned lucky to do their crime and go undetected. Sometimes they may come here, or to sites like this, but I don't really believe that the majority do. I think, more likely than not, they just slink back into whatever existence they came from, until the urge to strike hits again. JMO
My opinion on the guests lurking , it's perfectly fine, and most of us probably started out as a "guest"and tested the waters before we dove in and started participating in discussions. It used to be that some of the registered posters let the guests know that they were welcome to register and would be welcomed, (I haven't seen that in a while though).... so c'mon all you GUESTS, join in with your thoughts. Let's all try to play a part and hopefully get Mollie home.
There would be a record of their communications somewhere on her phone or computer. And she would possibly discuss it with a close friend. I could see her being casual friends with some older guy, and him possibly misinterpreting her intentions. Her brother said Mollie was nice to everyone. But I don't get that "secret affair" kind of vibe from Mollie's lifestyle. She is in college and seems to be focused,busy, happy and in love with DJ. She doesn't appear to have any real loose ends anywhere.
Totally agree, guests don't bother me at all. I posted on WS in the early 00s, and then when I worked for a big law firm that did not allow posting on social media or participation in online forums, I just read and lurked for years. I rejoined when I left that firm had worked for companies with less strict internet policies. There are lots of reasons you may want to follow a group discussion like this one but not participate.
Does DJ go to u of I? Was the apartment for mollie and him or mollie and a roommate? Where did mollie live last year during school?
I could see this happening. For some reason I tend to be a person that every type of stranger stops to ask for directions/help...I must have a very helpful looking face or something (even tho I personally feel like I have resting face). Like I truly cannot even begin to estimate the amount of times strangers have approached me asking for help, it's really quite odd honestly. So maybe it's the same with Mollie and unfortunately this time the person had bad intentions.I think a missing child would work better with MT. Someone could just pull up by her and tell her his 5 year old is missing and show her a picture to see if she's seen him/her. When she gets closer to look at the picture, she'd most likely be off guard and easy to grab and throw inside. MOO
It was the lead story this week cant tell ya what day. It was in print, I read it on google news.
county. not countryAgreed. I think the radius would be well into neighboring counties for that.
I think the sex offender could be from a neighboring country because they are only registered in the country in which they live and people in the next county over know nothing about them. They may be very familiar with Brooklyn because of the close proximity to where they live plus they could get out of the area rather quickly
I think she was taken on her run/jog due to the fact that her jogging gear was all that seemed to be missing, but it is a fair point that if the person had spent any length of time in the house previously they would have had plenty of time to clean up/put things back.I have not seen anyone speculate that the 'perp' may have used the computer to throw off the timeline. That seems like the big fulcrum point in establishing MT's location and potential time and point of abduction. I would imagine the computer was dusted for prints? If the perp returned to the house after the 'crime' and clicked a few buttons it would wreak havoc on nailing down the sequence of events.
Does anyone with fitbit experience know if you can take it off your wrist and put it on someone else's? And what happens, can it sync to the same program or does it reset or? Thanks in advance.
I have the same problem. When I am at the store, a yard sale or wherever, people always ask me if I work there. It has happened my whole life. I could even be lugging around a kid and a purse and look like crap and still get asked. It's just weird!I could see this happening. For some reason I tend to be a person that every type of stranger stops to ask for directions/help...I must have a very helpful looking face or something (even tho I personally feel like I have resting ***** face). Like I truly cannot even begin to estimate the amount of times strangers have approached me asking for help, it's really quite odd honestly. So maybe it's the same with Mollie and unfortunately this time the person had bad intentions.
Israel Keyes succeeded in going completely undetected for years and was a careful and meticulous SK who planned and prepared for his crimes years in advance for some of his victims. He left behind few clues. Until he began to lose control and couldn't resist following his own murders on line. It was this carelessness that finally got him caught. Not saying this is what we have here, but I think the chances are just as likely as the perpetrator being known to Mollie. Going with how perfectly this crime was committed I would not be surprised if this is exactly what LE is dealing with, and that's why there is not an obvious trail, that's why LE is not releasing information to the public, that's why they can't find him, and that's why it could take years to find him. It's just my opinion but everything either points to that direction or a very clever person who has had contact with who has somehow managed to pull this off.
I would think it would have to someone pretty clever to pull off disappearing someone without a trace. Either that or very lucky. I don't think this points to "youthful bullies", but you could be right in thinking sociopath. However, these people are usually very intelligent. They also have big egos, thinking they are smarter than investigators, and very often this is how they get caught.I am not afraid of anything but the worse case scenario, and not thinking genius, I am thinking youthful trolls/bullies or psychopaths/sociopaths. Both groups of which do, in fact, like to see themselves talked about.
They already caught SJ's killer. Jury convicted him and the judge sentenced him to death this year. He was 57 at the time of her murder, so not a young man. I think we may be looking at the same type of offender profile in MT's case.