Beth11311
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Hi Sunshine - I can totally see your point of view, as well.Beth thanks for your answer, I appreciate your point of view. I've thought about that side too. If killer is of the other side of that spectrum, not too bright, doesn't really think things through, wouldn't that lend itself to him being apprehended already? I think, jeez a person like that, dumb luck would have to run out and someone would know, would notice early on, give a tip and he'd be caught. That's why I'm leaning the other way. Killer is probably bold and self-confident and there's a reason in his circumstamces that he told himself going after two at once was in his wheelhouse. AJMO
The reason that I think that he hasn't been caught even being a disorganized killer, for lack of a better term, is because I am guessing that he is a bit of a loner and a social outcast. I don't think that the has much (if any) of a social circle, and I also think he may live with an older relative be it mother, aunt, etc. who is either unaware of what happened due to being isolated or elderly, OR this person is afraid of him or can not think it would possibly be him. If he doesn't interact much with people, there aren't a lot of people who could turn him in.
MOO, he is already an odd duck, so more odd behavior on his part AFTER the murder would be written off as him just being "himself". I don't know, and I'm not completely solid on any theory, but that is what I'm leaning towards.
The majority of the time we find out that these killers are not like Ted Bundy or BTK, but are solitary, low IQ, angry men who got away with their crimes simply due to circumstance.