stattlich1
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LE has stated there is more audio, but to release it would potentially compromise the investigation, in that, specifics would be revealed that only the killer(s) would know.
I often wonder what the audio could be. It obviously is something that LE has held close. Could there be proof on there of a second perp? Was something said that specifies the manner of death? Is there evidence on there of the/a weapon that was used? Could it simply be one of the girls saying, 'he has a gun'?
I am of the opinion that the girls didn't scream. Reason being, I believe that a scream would have been heard, and recalled, during investigative work. I don't subscribe to the theory that a scream in that area would not be heard, and would be ignored. I think the sound would travel quite far through the woods.
I think it's possible the girls were gagged, or more likely, simply told they would be killed if they made a noise of any kind.
I also think most likely they were forced down the hill, across the creek, and murdered right where they were found, though there is a tiny part of me that thinks they could have been forced in to a vehicle and driven to the cemetery, and from there, forced down the hill to where they were found.
I don't think RL's home is close enough to have been a concern. I would, however, suspect the killer may have known the folks whose home is at the end of that drive that goes under the bridge were not home.
As for the killer being a transient, passing through, I doubt it. I think as LE says, he/they have had some prior knowledge and familiarity with the trail, the bridge, and the surrounding wooded area, including that cemetery, and whatever escape route was used.
Did the killer know the girls at all? Possibly. For me, it's a theory that's out there. That he/they had a grudge/fear, some reason to kill at least one of the girls. But I can also see how a serial killer would find that trail to be a good place to hang out, to stalk, to learn the terrain, waiting for a victim, for the right opportunity.
I really hope LE gets that final clue they are seeking. I think there is someone, a friend, wife, family member, who knows the truth, but is quite fearful, for many possible reasons, of coming forward. My wish is that the need for relief that comes from telling the truth outgrows the pain of remaining silent.
I often wonder what the audio could be. It obviously is something that LE has held close. Could there be proof on there of a second perp? Was something said that specifies the manner of death? Is there evidence on there of the/a weapon that was used? Could it simply be one of the girls saying, 'he has a gun'?
I am of the opinion that the girls didn't scream. Reason being, I believe that a scream would have been heard, and recalled, during investigative work. I don't subscribe to the theory that a scream in that area would not be heard, and would be ignored. I think the sound would travel quite far through the woods.
I think it's possible the girls were gagged, or more likely, simply told they would be killed if they made a noise of any kind.
I also think most likely they were forced down the hill, across the creek, and murdered right where they were found, though there is a tiny part of me that thinks they could have been forced in to a vehicle and driven to the cemetery, and from there, forced down the hill to where they were found.
I don't think RL's home is close enough to have been a concern. I would, however, suspect the killer may have known the folks whose home is at the end of that drive that goes under the bridge were not home.
As for the killer being a transient, passing through, I doubt it. I think as LE says, he/they have had some prior knowledge and familiarity with the trail, the bridge, and the surrounding wooded area, including that cemetery, and whatever escape route was used.
Did the killer know the girls at all? Possibly. For me, it's a theory that's out there. That he/they had a grudge/fear, some reason to kill at least one of the girls. But I can also see how a serial killer would find that trail to be a good place to hang out, to stalk, to learn the terrain, waiting for a victim, for the right opportunity.
I really hope LE gets that final clue they are seeking. I think there is someone, a friend, wife, family member, who knows the truth, but is quite fearful, for many possible reasons, of coming forward. My wish is that the need for relief that comes from telling the truth outgrows the pain of remaining silent.