Brightchaser47
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Can you give me a few of those examples of " multiple victims attacked, controlled, murdered by single offender"?Partially it's based on my own logic and repeated attempts to answer one and the same question: does it make sense for me?
That may be not very compelling since obviously, other people may be driven with different logic or they may be some factors unknown to me that would make things make sense even for me (if I was aware of them).
The rest is, probability and attempt to rely on what it seems to be happening in other, somewhat similar cases (could be faulible).
No shortage of examples where multiple victims were attacked, controlled and murdered by single offenders. It appeared like there is no way that one person could do that - yet they did that, with no criminal masterplans.
I have no idea if statistically its actually more common to have single offender taking multiple victims vs. multiple offenders, but there is definitely a tendention for
a) accomplices ending up dead by the hand of main perp,
b) accomplices turning on each other as soon as important dynamic between them changes (in the matter of years, decade or two, not half of a century).
Both of which didn't happen here: and they went through a lot, not together.