Rayemonde
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I don't know why I am so convinced the perp in this case did not drive to the park. I have no basis on which to support this notion of mine. Just my feel because why dump the torso elsewhere? This was a small child, not a grown man. I agree that the hand feet head removal does slow IDing a victim. But this is such a small victim and so much easier to dispose of or hide than a grown person. The lack of torso being found and therefore possibly dumped elsewhere troubles me. Why not dump the entire child whole and weighted down in the lagoon if you feel it will not be discovered? Two dump spots increases the likelihood of being seen, caught, remains turning up, etc. than one in my mind anyway.
No facts. Just thoughts based on what was found and what was not and they possible whys.
Interesting thoughts...
So say someone removed the baby's head, hands and feet to try and stop the baby from being identified. Well, everyone knows that any part of a body can be identified through DNA instead of fingerprints, facial recognition or dental records these days. But if someone finds a torso of a baby who was never reported missing then the DNA will never be matched to anything, whereas dental records or a facial sketch could still be traced to a child who was never reported missing.
I guess what I'm saying is, *if* the body was dismembered to make identification more difficult, it would only make sense if the person knew the baby would not be reported missing - so their own child, or the child of someone under their control. Not a random abduction.