Peter Brendt
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She may not have even needed psychedelics to get there.
SG reportedly had a history of Bipolar illness. I don't know if anyone has reported how serious it was (bipolar 1 or bipolar 2). Whatever drugs she may have been using that night (coke? pcp? crystal meth?)- could have easily helped push her over the edge into a psychotic break. If you've ever seen anyone in the midst of a psychotic or manic episode- you'll know what I mean. There can be some serious hard core delusions and paranoia.
But finding 10 bodies- and then hers in the same place- that's too much of a coincidence. I believe she had a legitimate reason to fear for her life.
As they say, "Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get me."
The idea that 10 bodies in one place is too much of a coincidence is just a mathematical misconception. With an urban center of about 12 million people right behind the horizon, this area is, mathematically spoken, prone to have an average of six active serial killers at every time. Just by population size. But most of the area is just full of buildings of all kinds and the rest is subject to video surveillance. That leaves basically the islands and the forest at Manorville. So chances are, whoever has to drop a body, he will do it there. And since also people live in those areas, sometimes people also get killed or die in those areas and in that case, they just add up. Chances are, the moment, SG died there, it was inevitable, some SK victims were around in the wider area. The difference to normal is only, someone found them and triggered a wider search.