Did the fbi release a behavioral analysis on libby and abbys killer? This is the analysis on lyric and elizabeths killer.
http://evansdalepolice.org/suspectinfo.html
The FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) has been involved in the case since July, 2012 and has offered it's assistance to investigators throughout the past two years. The below listed information as opinions based upon information available up until July 17, 2014 and assumes that the information provided in the case is valid and complete. Certain aspects of these opinions may be subject to modification or change, depending upon any new information that becomes available in the future.
The following items are possible characteristics the suspect may have, however should not be considered factual and the suspect or suspects may or may not possess one or all of the characteristics described here.
[*]The offender most likely acted upon an opportunity to abduct Lyric and Elizabeth when they were seen in the Evansdale area.
The offender may have experienced stressors in the offender’s life in the time period leading up to July 13[SUP]th[/SUP], 2012. These stressors may have included legal problems, psychological/mental health difficulties, conflict(s) with their significant other or spouse, employment difficulties or financial strain.
In the time period following July 13, 2012, the offender may have made attempts to alter the appearance of the offender’s vehicle. This may have involved cleaning the interior or exterior of the vehicle or permanently changing the appearance through painting or re-upholstery.
In the time period following July 13, 2012, the offender may have made attempts to alter the offender’s physical appearance to include, changing hair style/color, growing/removing facial hair, etc.
BAU case experience indicates that the vast majority of these types of offenses are committed by one offender. However, there are cases in which more than one offender was involved in some part of the criminal act. Therefore, the public is strongly encouraged to contact law enforcement with any suspicion involving a single offender, multiple offenders or any individual they are suspicious of -- whether or not the person possesses any of the characteristics mentioned above.
Sounds very similar to the one I created for Libby and Abby yesterday...
Here's mine.
It will be interesting to see how close I am to the actual offender once he is caught.
The killer in this case will be a White male, aged between 18 and 40 with a median age grouping at 28 years old.
He is not married or in any significant relationship.
There is a strong possibility that he lives with parents, possibly due to not having a job.
If he does work it will be at unskilled labor such as construction labor or fast food industry.
People who know him consider him unusual in manner and chances are strong that he is a drug or alcohol abuser.
He probably attempted relationships in the past but was sexually inadequate.
He may be a pedophile who took liberties with children in the past, not necessarily rape.
He is either a stranger or an acquaintance to one or both of the girls, but not a friend of the family.
He will have encountered the girls while doing normal activity such as hiking in this instance and he will have initiated contact by deception or con.
Chances are that he lives in the area or within reasonable driving distance.
He likely gained control of the girls by direct physical assault.
He will have bound the girls as a form of control and a sexual element of bondage.
Cause of death most likely strangulation.
There is a good possibility that he returned to the body disposal site, possibly as a searcher.
The murder site in 72% of these cases is within 200 feet of the body disposal site.
