Just my opinion and sad conclusion after 5+ years:
-No matter what LE says, either to the killer or about the killer, about how much they know about the killer, about their wishes that the killer sleeps well, LE has no idea who the killer is because if they did that person would be in jail right now.
-LE is not working the child p*rn part of this first, rounding up all the perverts in Indiana, before they arrest this killer of two young girls. They don’t know who the killer is because if they did he would be in jail right now.
-LE is not dotting “i’s” and crossing “t’s” in preparation of arresting the killer because if they were surely by now all that punctuation and stylized writing would be finished and the killer would be in jail by now.
-By now, LE has been looking into KAK‘s connection for at least two years maybe more…who knows they hid all that from us for a long time…yet LE still is trying to figure out who else used a_shots profile, trying to connect the dots to Delphi the day of the murder. LE does not have answers for that or the killer would be in jail by now.
-LE says this case is bizarre and strange and different so it’s hard to solve. Is it? We don’t know that. Maybe if we knew what was so strange about it, somebody would recognize that strangeness and know who did this. The killer is not in jail.
-LE has changed direction in this case at least twice but the killer is not in jail.
-The murders occurred in a small town, by, according to LE, someone associated with that small town yet no one recognizes him and the killer is not in jail five years later.
-LE knows a lot more than we do. They’ve accumulated a lot of information but the killer is still not in jail.
LE has made some huge mistakes in this case. They continue to do that.
Yes and No, but good points
When dealing with crimes of a sensitive nature, sometimes certain things may need be kept from the public, like a suspect name etc..I will however say that I feel Delphi police have withheld too much info on this particular case.
There's certainly a need to exclude potential frauds , we all know that and that could be due to them having a suspect connected to one of the victims, which is a very good lead , but things such as the manner of death could provide a lead , for ex, a homicide here took almost 10 years to solve, because the PD, didnt reveal that the victim was stabbed, years later the suspects wife remembered, her (now) husband coming home that night covered in blood, saying he got into a fight, he was so convincing that when he burned his clothes to get rid of possible HIV, she believed him
You really only need keep a small amount away from the public .
In most of these type cases, the offenders name surfaces, usually within the first 1-2 weeks , (usually within the first 48 hours actually) but though they may be questioned, theres not enough evidence to arrest them on the charges in question.
It helps greatly if you have a suspect in custody on a subsequent charge, that way you have them in custody, and can question them more, all the while investigating further, and building the DA's case, and if you are able to link the suspect in question to any other crimes, in any other places, he has resided, you strengthen your case, even more, because if the case, fails you can have him tried for another.
But they have to do whatever they can to prevent a potential mistrial. In which this leak, of information could be detrimental.
Any type of leak or misstep, and a potential killer could be walking free, in many instances the police may carry still actively looking for a suspect, checking on the hundreds of leads that come in , and quite a few are dead ends, all the while they are working the case in question.
But to the general public it looks as if the police aren't doing anything , or mishandling the case ... which is understandable, especially if its your child .
Also on top of that unless they dedicate a task force, which in my experience usually only lasts a few months to a year , the detectives, are also handling any number of other cases, that come in .
Just to give a behind the scenes
