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Ohh- got it- private message. Thanks for the offer.
justthinkin--I agree with a lot of your possible theories but I strongly disagree that the initial motive is robbery. I don't see that as even an outside possibility. I think the only reason he scored the $10,000 or so in cash was that the poor woman offered it as a bribe not to rape her. He raped her anyway, IIRC.
I strongly believe the prior break-ins are to get a lay of the land, check for phones, surveillance, hearing aids, evidence of other residents, check the floor plan and to possibly intimidate. I read a comment a few months back which said that he'd used a toilet and not flushed it. That's classic for "organized rapists" from what I've read.
He goes in for the attack and takes a trophy. There's far easier ways to score money for drugs and forcing sex on an elderly lady is not every perp's cup of tea. He knows these women's routine and could easily (and does) break in and steal cash or valuables. He could probably break in while many of the ladies slept due to possible sleeping meds and hearing and vision deficits. He has easy access to any tangible things he wants. He just happens to want to rape.
No, IMO, he's exerting terror and control over a target group and he's got his game plan down to a precise science. JMO
The thought that he might be or might have been stationed at Fort Hood has crossed my mind too, esp. since Moody is located not far from the post.
The attack in Zabcikville was made on a woman who lived on Hwy 53. One of her neighbors reported it was the house 7 doors down from his. I was able to google his name, look him up, and find out where he lived. That lady most probably lived very close to Green's Sausage House in Zabcikville, something of a draw for people in the area or those who would make the drive to eat there. Her comings and goings may have been observed from that restaurant.
Now, I really like your thinking, Missizzy about him being military with stealth type training. Interesting idea!
I was looking for any new updates on the CenTex SR & found this old news...couldn't find it already posted in this thread or thread #1.
Police ask for FBI's assistance to profile serial rapist
Posted On: Thursday, Oct. 29 2009 04:10 AM
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The attacker targets elderly women living in a specific type of home, Walter said. The attacks happened in older-style brick homes with well-kept lawns. Walter believes the suspect targets these homes because the people who live in them appear to have more money.
"You could look at one house, go to the next house and the only difference might be a carport drive attached," Walter said.
The attacks startle the elderly women who have been unable to provide a coherent description other than that he is "soft-spoken," Walter said.
The locations have baffled investigators. The attacks in Leon and Lavaca counties occurred more than 170 miles apart.
"It's such a widespread area. It's really hard to predict which direction to go," Walter said. "I wish we could because we'd be waiting on him."
Investigators suspect the attacker cases the homes beforehand. He strikes between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. The attacker cuts off the home's electricity and sometimes removes phone lines.
During his escape, the attacker steals items; in past attacks, he stole a mounted deer head and a clock.
A quick-thinking woman thwarted an attack in Centerville Saturday.
The woman grabbed her gun when she heard the man approaching her bedroom. She pulled the trigger, but the gun misfired, Walter said.
The gun gave the woman time to escape out the front door. The attacker went out the back door.
The attack was the eighth attack believed to be related in the four counties since early this year. DNA linked several of the attacks in different counties. Not all of the attacks were sexual assaults. In some instances, only a burglary happened.
Bell County deputies will assist Leon County deputies at the community meeting Monday. Walter hopes the meeting will dispel rampant rumors.
One unsubstantiated rumor circulated that a recently released inmate was responsible for the attacks. Rumors create unnecessary panic in the small towns, Walter said.
http://www.kdhnews.com/news/story.aspx?s=36700
Soooo - the SR doesn't *always* break into homes and/or attack in the wee hours of the morning...that's helpful to know.