YESSS!!!! Please ! MOO19 years later, family hopes new DNA testing will lead to Molly Bish killer
19 years later, family hopes new DNA testing will lead to Molly Bish killer
Let’s hope we can finally get justice for Molly.
19 years later, family hopes new DNA testing will lead to Molly Bish killer
19 years later, family hopes new DNA testing will lead to Molly Bish killer
Let’s hope we can finally get justice for Molly.
"The Molly Bish case is one of the unsolved homicides in Worcester County that District Attorney Joseph Early Jr. is continuing to investigate, including through the use of DNA evidence left at the crime scenes. In 2016, Early announced he was submitting to a lab 24 pieces of evidence in the Bish case for enhanced DNA analysis, but so far his office has not publicly announced the results of the analysis.
Im going to sound like a broken record here , but In most abduction/murders of children the killer is in the area of the abduction for legitimate reasons, he usually works, or lives, or traverses that area regularly. In this case however i feel this may be a case, of someone watching the area because he knows the objects of his desires are there (young females)
In most abduction/Murder cases of children the victim is chosen purely due to opportunity , the abduction is a spur of the moment unplanned event, however I feel different about this case.
I feel there was planning involved, I feel there was some sort of surveillance done prior to the event. However Molly individually may have not been an intended target the offender may have just been lying in wait for a lone female . If indeed however he man in the car seen my Magi Bish the previous day of her disappearance was involved that may change things a bit however.
Most Abduction murders of children initiate contact with the victim through deceptive means, or direct assault (grabbing) however the older the victim the higher the likelihood the use of deception, older kids are bigger, heavier, stronger, more likely to put up a fight.
Not much can be gleaned from the open first aid kit , that could reflect that she was approached and the offender asked for help, that could mean she injured herself and he approached to offer assistance, or that she was simply checking out the first aid kit and he approached her be it seen or unseen .
How did her get her out of Comins? did he get her to willfully leave through ruse? did he grab her and physically drag her out of there ?(unlikely) did he assault her render unconscious and carry her out? or did he threaten her produce a weapon or "something else"(badge? possibly a fake crisis "my friend needs help over here") to get her to leave with him ?
Was the mysterious man in the white car the offender?, was there a chance he returned the following day to see if the pretty blonde lifeguard would be there in the AM before anyone else?, I tend to feel he did but he knew he couldn't park in the parking area therefore he parked in the adjacent cemetery and staked out the area.
Sexual assault is almost always the governing factor in abduction/murders with murder secondary to conceal the act.
Victims clothes were apparently cut off , which we can surmise the offender at least had a knife, possibly the murder weapon (cause of death could not be determined however manual /ligature strangulation is the most common method as many of these events go unplanned) and what he possibly used to force her to leave.
The body recover site is often less than 200 feet from the murder site, and the offender is usually most familiar with the site where the victim is recovered.
The killing of the victim (barring evidence of any unusual acts by the offender) is usually done in the quickest manner possible then the victim is often left in the area where they succumb. Minor movement by the offender to conceal the body are often taken. then the offender beats his escape
Many offenders return to the body recovery site prior to the discovery of the body, in this case I would not rule it out at all .
Other possibilities:
Could the offender just happen to be there ?
Could this have been unplanned ?
Could it be someone who knew she would be there, possibly someone she knew and was ok leaving the area with ?
Were left pondering these unless more information is ever released
Very good points. good information, and keen observations by you as always.
I'll add this...I don't believe she left there voluntarily. From what I have read about her, she seemed to be a very responsible young lady. Knowing she was there to work that day and the people coming to the pond to swim, I don't think she would have abandoned her job-not even for a few minutes with someone she knew, much less a stranger.
Im going to sound like a broken record here , but In most abduction/murders of children the killer is in the area of the abduction for legitimate reasons, he usually works, or lives, or traverses that area regularly. In this case however i feel this may be a case, of someone watching the area because he knows the objects of his desires are there (young females)
In most abduction/Murder cases of children the victim is chosen purely due to opportunity , the abduction is a spur of the moment unplanned event, however I feel different about this case.
I feel there was planning involved, I feel there was some sort of surveillance done prior to the event. However Molly individually may have not been an intended target the offender may have just been lying in wait for a lone female . If indeed however he man in the car seen my Magi Bish the previous day of her disappearance was involved that may change things a bit however.
Most Abduction murders of children initiate contact with the victim through deceptive means, or direct assault (grabbing) however the older the victim the higher the likelihood the use of deception, older kids are bigger, heavier, stronger, more likely to put up a fight.
Not much can be gleaned from the open first aid kit , that could reflect that she was approached and the offender asked for help, that could mean she injured herself and he approached to offer assistance, or that she was simply checking out the first aid kit and he approached her be it seen or unseen .
How did her get her out of Comins? did he get her to willfully leave through ruse? did he grab her and physically drag her out of there ?(unlikely) did he assault her render unconscious and carry her out? or did he threaten her produce a weapon or "something else"(badge? possibly a fake crisis "my friend needs help over here") to get her to leave with him ?
Was the mysterious man in the white car the offender?, was there a chance he returned the following day to see if the pretty blonde lifeguard would be there in the AM before anyone else?, I tend to feel he did but he knew he couldn't park in the parking area therefore he parked in the adjacent cemetery and staked out the area.
Sexual assault is almost always the governing factor in abduction/murders with murder secondary to conceal the act.
Victims clothes were apparently cut off , which we can surmise the offender at least had a knife, possibly the murder weapon (cause of death could not be determined however manual /ligature strangulation is the most common method as many of these events go unplanned) and what he possibly used to force her to leave.
The body recover site is often less than 200 feet from the murder site, and the offender is usually most familiar with the site where the victim is recovered.
The killing of the victim (barring evidence of any unusual acts by the offender) is usually done in the quickest manner possible then the victim is often left in the area where they succumb. Minor movement by the offender to conceal the body are often taken. then the offender beats his escape
Many offenders return to the body recovery site prior to the discovery of the body, in this case I would not rule it out at all .
Other possibilities:
Could the offender just happen to be there ?
Could this have been unplanned ?
Could it be someone who knew she would be there, possibly someone she knew and was ok leaving the area with ?
Were left pondering these unless more information is ever released
All anyone can do is ponder in this case and speculate endlessly about what might have happened. I cannot think of one solid piece of factual/opinionated evidence to focus on in Molly Bish's case. Maybe there is some physical evidence?
The one thing I think comes closest to factual evidence for me is where her body was found on the side of Whiskey Hill in Palmer, MA. In my opinion, I think when people take the time to do something like take a body or even a living human up a large hill like that, there is probably a reason. The reason for me is because they are familiar with that area and have been there before.
So about the only way I can think of to solve Molly Bish's case(absent physical evidence) is guilt by association. I am sure the question, "Have you ever been to Whiskey Hill in Palmer, MA?" has been asked during the course of the investigation. Then hope the killer lies. Then be able to prove they have been to Whiskey Hill before June 2003.