Yeah I keep wondering about this. Did he keep driving around because he kept seeing activity in the house (maybe lights on) and he waited until they went out or did he keep driving around in circles because he was trying to psych himself up to go in there?
This I’m thinking
I could be wrong, but I don't think he ever saw the DD driver. Per the PCA, there's a 4-minute gap between the food drop-off and his final lap. MOO
m sorry, what is MOO? I’m trying to find an abbreviation list or something but it’s hard to navigate outside of specific cases.
My Opinion Only. It's to distinguish speculation from fact. You can also use the more standard IMO, but there's something about MOO that I find quite enchanting.
that was literally me for the first week on here... there's a "lingo" thread somewhere but it's much more fun to just imagine the person posting is actually mooing.
We don't moo. We have an opinion. LOL
Thank you. It is quite enchanting.My Opinion Only. It's to distinguish speculation from fact. You can also use the more standard IMO, but there's something about MOO that I find quite enchanting.
Thank you so much! Idk why “Lingo” didn’t come to mind as a search term, especially with RuPaul just starting a show bearing that name! I’ve been searching things like Abbreviation/s, code words, how to talk, what means MOO, and more. I’m super bad at this, but imma go pin the lingo thread right now. Thank you so so much!
The size of the rooms didn’t help. It would have been difficult to escape either one because of the orientation of the beds to the door. mooThank you. It is quite enchanting.
On topic here, I didn’t realize one of the victims was moving in less than 24 hours. <modsnip> Now, I just can’t help but wonder if we’re going to learn this is another case like Israel Keyes, who may never have been caught had he not rapidly decompensated in his last offense. I just find it difficult to believe, based on my experience with offenders (ARNP, spent much of my career working with SVPs in Civil Commitment and participated in SOTP sessions), it would be difficult to control four adults with only a knife as a weapon. They’d be unlikely to cooperate once the first person was harmed. Having said that, I mostly doubt the credulity of this person’s first attempt at a crime to be the successful sharp force murder of four healthy adults, including a male and with others in the house. It just seems more like someone who knows what they’re doing, but also was in a period of general Dr compensation. That’s all… MOO
I agree. I was on my parents plan for a looooong time. It was a family plan though back in the early 2000s where the 5th line was free or something so it didn’t matter….
I really think he had been inside that house before when they were all at class or at a football game
I suppose if he waited at the doorway for them to come to him. It’s part of our training when working with the types of people I worked with to draw them away from the door and run when they have a sharp object, but of course these kids wouldn’t be likely to have had such training. I’m way more afraid of a combatant armed with a knife than a gun, because if you have to engage them, you’re getting cut. I’m astounded that the perpetrator didn’t have extensive injuries of his own, really. I literally thought at the beginning that the perpetrator must have known them well enough to have drugged them or something at first based on the fact that they didn’t find someone who’d needed many stitches on the night of, or who was noticed by friends, family, coworkers, etc. with fresh wounds, just because it is so unusual for the perpetrator not to end up with wounds of offense - we had a guy who’d been caught because he’d lost two fingers in the process of wounding another person. That only has bearing on here because it strikes me as so very unusual that BK (or whomever the perpetrator is found to be) had no appreciable wounds to speak of. MOO
And there’s JMO too for just my opinion and BBM is bolded by me and DBM is deleted by me
