Falling Down
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Let's use that specific example. If these murders were committed on a trail leading to an overlook on Grand Canyon, where would law enforcement assume the killer was from? Would they insist Williams? That would be preposterous. There would be considerably more of a widespread acceptance albeit focus on regional.
I don't understand the spotlight on Delphi. That's what I am saying. Delphi seems trivial compared to other variables in this case. Maybe it's because I have traveled extensively all my life. My parents used to take us out of school a month early once in a while so we could go on a full 3-month trip before my dad had to be back at work in August. You learn that little towns come and go in a flash. One time we happened to have car trouble in Worland, Wyoming and got stuck for several days before the necessary part could be delivered. Another time it was the same thing in a small town in Kentucky.
Heck, neither Abby nor Libby are buried within Delphi. Abby is buried in Monticello and Libby in Pittsburg. Yet our killer has to be from Delphi. It strikes me as throwing away all sense of probability and common sense.
State Road 25 is more decisive in this case than proximity to Delphi. It enables fantastic unvideotaped getaway in either direction. The poster who does the Delphi timeline on Reddit posted recently that Abby and Libby would still be alive if not for the construction of State Road 25. I absolutely agree. That was the tipping point variable that provided an aspiring killer the ideal combo of a remote lowly traveled trail smack on top of the greatest escape route of all time.
^^^^THIS
I have not viewed Reddit posts recently, I'm glad someone brought up the highway.
Having been there I agree the highway was a huge factor in the case.
I have a sneaking suspicion BG took the "new" highway into consideration in his planning of these crimes, in fact it could be that
once it was built he figured it would play well into pulling off his fantasy. The way the roads were before the highway would have left only two spots someone could have parked. The CPS building area, and the tiny parking area on the M property, which is the general area where the girls were dropped off. When the murders happened,
You can't even see Delphi from the highway, I had no clue where Delphi really was, or how to get there even, until I got to it where C.R. 200 crosses U.S. 421 after having driven C.R. 300 and C.R. 425.
Delphi has no bearing on this case whatsoever, it just happens to be the nearest population center, in fact the murders happened in Deer Creek Twp.
After the highway was built, there were 3 places to park: West end of the Freedom Bridge, the parking area there built when the highway went through. The CPS building. The tiny parking area off of C.R. 300.
I'm sure people parked along 300 back then, before the murders, but with the traffic on the trails and what have you I doubt that happened very often.
JMO