Didn't seem like a whole lot of planning in any of those situations to me. He openly was always stalking females, hoping to "get lucky", but that's something a lot of men do. That he had the rape accusation from over 12 years ago is a red flag, but some people learn from things like that and pull in their boundaries, getting it through their thick heads that they have to rein in their behavior and rethink things like their perspectives on "consent". So it was possible that he was young, cocky, stupid, arrogant, needed to learn personal boundaries, and when to stop with a strong lesson than most, and that should have been his wake up call. It clearly wasn't. His pattern of behavior in pushing it beyond he comfort lines of a number of women from that 9/12-13 night out show that he still behaved that way.
I think he picked up MH, and grabbed that rape victim because, yes, he saw them as opportunities that he probably did play out in his mind, and when he saw the lone, vulnerable females right there, he acted on it. That he was so violent is the shocking part of all of this. I had pretty much thought (and hoped) that if he did pick up Hannah and make the moves, that any harm was accidental and not a deliberate brutual assault. THe connection to those cases pretty much makes that a very slim chance. I am so, so sorry for Hannah and the Grahams as well as all his other victims. Just nauseates me that this is someone who is so brutal and flat out evil.
But he is careless. His car, that he didn't seem to care that he had to have been seen that night with Hannah, that he just outright attacked that young woman in an apartment complex where he was likely to be heard--no dark out in the woods place there, that he just dumped MH in the open, no time taken to cover or with dirt, throw her in a lake or take her a good hour from his stomping grounds. My guess is Hannah is not far and is not particularly well hidden. He's just too careless to take the time to that. Look how fast he got caught. Anyone with an ounce of brains would have laid so low, not attracted any attention with his face out there nationally. What a fool. But a dangerous one and I'm glad he's in jail.
I think he picked up MH, and grabbed that rape victim because, yes, he saw them as opportunities that he probably did play out in his mind, and when he saw the lone, vulnerable females right there, he acted on it. That he was so violent is the shocking part of all of this. I had pretty much thought (and hoped) that if he did pick up Hannah and make the moves, that any harm was accidental and not a deliberate brutual assault. THe connection to those cases pretty much makes that a very slim chance. I am so, so sorry for Hannah and the Grahams as well as all his other victims. Just nauseates me that this is someone who is so brutal and flat out evil.
But he is careless. His car, that he didn't seem to care that he had to have been seen that night with Hannah, that he just outright attacked that young woman in an apartment complex where he was likely to be heard--no dark out in the woods place there, that he just dumped MH in the open, no time taken to cover or with dirt, throw her in a lake or take her a good hour from his stomping grounds. My guess is Hannah is not far and is not particularly well hidden. He's just too careless to take the time to that. Look how fast he got caught. Anyone with an ounce of brains would have laid so low, not attracted any attention with his face out there nationally. What a fool. But a dangerous one and I'm glad he's in jail.
