nursebeeme
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(thinking out loud)
if you were planning to murder someone when you confronted them why would you leave a trail like a text message pointing right back to you?
why would you do it in a building that requires multiple swiping of cards... another trail leading right back to you?
why would you leave the body inside of the building where the person was last seen? wouldn't you have thought disposal out ahead of time? wouldn't you think the last place the person was seen (her swipe into the same building you are in) would be the first place that people would look for her?
I don't think that Raymond Clark was an idiot. I don't think he planned this. I think his plan was to confront Annie about something he perceived to be a serious problem (blow out of proportion in his controlling mind).
So, for this guy who "had" to have control... what was he in control of? The cleanliness of the mouse cages and their condition. Something happened to make him feel he had lost this control... he lost it and snapped.
He entered Amistad ten times the day that she was last seen and was noted to be almost franticly going thru the basement... even into rooms that he did not normally go into. He was desperate after he snapped... I even think that he knew about all of the cameras and knew he could never get her out of the building. He even entered the building after hours. All of those abnormal swipes were desperate and not well thought out... this speaks to me of his possible state of mind: frantic, paniced, desperate, not thinking clearly, focused on cleaning up instead of what may happen down the road... that when LE came to look for this girl they would notice the swiping, the abnormal times and amounts of swiping on his part, etc.
The look on his face in the car to me: resigned. Why didn't he take the bail assessment? Lawyer says it was upon advice of counsel... to perhaps make him look like he acknowledged he did this and did not deserve bail? Or is it even remotely possible that he does understand what he did and has a modicum of remorse?
((nurse ducks for having a different opinion but I feel this case is different on many levels..... and sorry if my opinion has offended anyone at all))
if you were planning to murder someone when you confronted them why would you leave a trail like a text message pointing right back to you?
why would you do it in a building that requires multiple swiping of cards... another trail leading right back to you?
why would you leave the body inside of the building where the person was last seen? wouldn't you have thought disposal out ahead of time? wouldn't you think the last place the person was seen (her swipe into the same building you are in) would be the first place that people would look for her?
I don't think that Raymond Clark was an idiot. I don't think he planned this. I think his plan was to confront Annie about something he perceived to be a serious problem (blow out of proportion in his controlling mind).
So, for this guy who "had" to have control... what was he in control of? The cleanliness of the mouse cages and their condition. Something happened to make him feel he had lost this control... he lost it and snapped.
He entered Amistad ten times the day that she was last seen and was noted to be almost franticly going thru the basement... even into rooms that he did not normally go into. He was desperate after he snapped... I even think that he knew about all of the cameras and knew he could never get her out of the building. He even entered the building after hours. All of those abnormal swipes were desperate and not well thought out... this speaks to me of his possible state of mind: frantic, paniced, desperate, not thinking clearly, focused on cleaning up instead of what may happen down the road... that when LE came to look for this girl they would notice the swiping, the abnormal times and amounts of swiping on his part, etc.
The look on his face in the car to me: resigned. Why didn't he take the bail assessment? Lawyer says it was upon advice of counsel... to perhaps make him look like he acknowledged he did this and did not deserve bail? Or is it even remotely possible that he does understand what he did and has a modicum of remorse?
((nurse ducks for having a different opinion but I feel this case is different on many levels..... and sorry if my opinion has offended anyone at all))