Janitor101
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I was also thinking about the murder weapon. Early on, one of the posters here said the knife is similar to combat knives used by marines during the 1940's. So its possible that the knife was handed down to the killer by his great grandparents or possibly bought at some sort of knife show, through a magazine or a knife dealer. What I'm getting at is this killer may have been very proud of his knife and was proud to show it off to family and friends. Someone other than the killer has seen this knife.The jagged spine of a knife blade near the handle is a thumb grip, used during skinning.
Such a thumb grip would be irrelevant for use in a stab down action. It could be there or not, but it wouldn’t be used. So looking for such a knife with blade spine notches when it was used for stabbing doesn’t make sense.
I think the media grabbed Ka Bar and ran with it, instead of just saying long hunting knife.
Maybe the autopsy shows evidence such notches were present? I have not heard any reasons why they would be specifically looking a knife with notches.
IMO
It is all sick to imagine