Folks, due to the many indicators, I am beginning to get very concerned as too where this investigation is heading..
In virtually every abduction case that I have researched that ended in tragedy and involved a serial sexual predator/killer, the proverbial ball was dropped by investigators at least once, and more often than not, many times. The dots were not connected for various reasons; bureaucracies, political correctness, perceived hypothesis, silence; all ingredients of the recipe for the shattered vase scenario..
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http://waterburyobserver.org/node/402
Once the light shines through the thick cloud of darkness, and I feel that it has begun. The full truth of JM's trail of terror will then emerge..
Long gone are the days of FBI BSU/BAU pioneers Roger L. Depue, John Douglas, and Robert Ressler, imo..
I am a firm believer that Good triumphs over Evil and that the light will eventually shine through in the Hannah Graham investigation..
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Roger L. Depue “Between Good and Evil” Author & Retired FBI BAU Profiler:
My job has been to try to stop human predators before they kill again, and after studying them so closely over so many years, to me their traits seem clearly recognizable.
Evil is more than a vague notion. It is an entity, and it is manifest on the earth. It has reflexes and intuition, senses vulnerability, and changes its form to adapt to its surroundings. Those who do not believe the Devil walks this earth have not seen the things that I have seen.
Evil is not a discrete entity that springs forth fully formed. It is born in the mind, takes root there as fantasy, and prospers when normal human restraint can no longer contain it. I have seen it devour the personalities of men like Richard Speck, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Ted Bundy, turning them into blank-faced sociopaths who clearly know right from wrong, but choose, time and again, to follow their own base urges, with complete disregard for the terrible human suffering they cause.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Depue
I believe that every act of homicide causes a slight unbalancing in the world, and that it diminishes life’s universal equation. In the interest of justice, it is imperative that someone try to right that imbalance. But the task of fighting evil can take a terrible toll on the people who are charged with it. It can cost them their families, their equilibrium, their capacity for joy.