Skigirl
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It could be simple, but if it was simple police would figure it out by now. There is also a possibility that it was double DNA from bone marrow transplant. Chimera DNA also explains the motive. Imagine if he is really a chimera, he would be sick at some age and would be treated since it is treatable medically, he would find out he could have been a twin and had his best friend but unfortunately he didn't. So he grows jealousy to other twins he saw every day. There is a pattern then, a serial killer wiping of twins but not both of them , only one of course so the other twin feels just like he does. With chimerism hallucinations come along, but after treatment it should go away, so there, a killer was born. This would be most likely if it happened to other twins but we don't have that kind of information and don't know if it happened before this, my theory makes sense if it happened before but there is also a chance that this was his first "kill"... Theory could be proven if they check the medical records of people with this conditions (vasectomy, bone marrow transplant or chimera dna) but as Trojan said, getting a warrant is tricky. Serial killers , since they said he is one, are like bees. They don't go too far or too close from their place to get material for honey, just like serial killers, they do not "kill" too far or too close to their home..
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I dont agree that law enforcement would necessarily have figured out the source of the source of the second set of DNA by now. Much more likely that they would not have than that the killer was a chimera IMHO. I think chimera is grasping at straws and probably the weakest hypothesis that has been put forward.
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