Falling Down
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This would depend on what restoration was being performed. Foundation work would be different from welding, or setting steel. Sandblasting, painting.
But to walk across the bridge without concern could surely be a skill used by lots of folks in the trades.
I work on a construction site. The siding guys are up high walking back and forth on a plank, the concrete guys often walk a foundation wall, the framers can walk a 2x4 wall on top, and the roofers, well, they go right to the edge up there, without fear, and nail down tar paper, drip edge, and shingles.
My gut says roofer, bridge construction, or big time familiarity with the area, having crossed the bridge numerous, if not many times, or a combination thereof. Guarantee a roofer would walk across that bridge and not even break a sweat.
I would wager BG is in the construction trade, likely residential homes.
Me speculating again
Me speculating, too...
He had the day off from work, in fact may have been on unemployment due to being a seasonal worker.
I've thought this for some time, re: BG's occupations and why he would have been there when it was a regular work day for most people in this region of the country. I'd also thought "shift worker", and I know for sure that various large-scale factories were canvassed by LE in the weeks after the murders, locals here have talked about it since I moved to central IN in recent weeks. However even though various true crime cases have involved off-duty shift workers over the years, I don't picture a shift worker from an off-shift hanging out at the MHB to stalk people, they usually stalk and attack closer to home or work. After their shift has ended. At least in the cases I've researched in recent years.
I'm picturing a seasonal worker or someone with time on their hands during their work schedule, which obviously leaves the possibilities wide-open.
JMO