MistyWaters
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Just popping by after a long absence to catch up. I was thinking about JBC as a possible suspect in this matter after reading your post, and it suddenly occurred to me that he might not be a likely suspect at all, simply because someone officially involved in the investigation of the case (I forget who, might have been an officer or a prosecutor) has said we will be surprised when we find out.
What the hell is surprising about JBC? Nothing. He's nothing more than a common criminal and lowlife.
When they said they thought we'd be surprised, I wondered what made them think we would be? Surely no one would be shocked that a guy like JBC might also be a killer?
So this begs the question then, what is it they think the general public would be surprised to learn? Is is the precision with which the killer attacked and killed the girls? Is is the state of the crime scene? Perhaps the staging of the scene before the girls arrived there? Is the way the kids were left shocking? Would we be shocked to know who police think is responsible for their murders?
Maybe you’re referring to the”community will be shocked” comment? If so, I don’t think he wasn’t speaking to the public in general. When the comment was made in April/20 Leazenby clearly believed the perp was known locally. Has he changed his beliefs since then, he hasn’t said. JMO
“He said he still believes a local, or locals, committed the crimes. Leazenby said whoever did this “knew the lay of the land.” He said when an arrest is made, which he believes will happen, community members will likely be shocked at the identity of those arrested. He said he believes the perpetrator will likely be someone who is fairly well-known in the community.
Lots of tips, no arrest in 2017 double homicide | Carroll County Comet