OrlandoJames
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Abduction
Park
Water
- I think she gets in the car, either just to sit a while in a warm space or because she thinks he's a taxi/good samaritan, and to go somewhere. I think he took her to the park.
- I don't think PR has the balls to rape someone. Agree re escalating behaviour but there's something about a bloke who gets his pee-pee out to make ladies scream, and steals their intimate belongings when they're out, that suggests a more distancing kind of seedy kink to me. However he may well have gotten kicks from chasing her round the park like a cat with a mouse.
- The constant focus of the cops on the park suggests they were both there.
- Police had to break ice on the pond to search it initially - it was FREEZING that night. I think in desperation she finally tried to escape him by wading into the river by the boathouse steps (photographs taken there with flags) to get to the other bank, stayed standing in the water while he stood on the bank fiddling with himself, then she succumbed to the cold and tide, and her body floated away.
I so hope I am wrong and she is still found alive somewhere.
Why? The crimes he has been charged with are the classic acts of sex offenders who later go on to rape and murder. Obviously not all voyeurs and flashers go onto commit more serious crimes, but those that do end up raping and murdering usually begin with lower level offences. For some offenders, it seems, the thrill of the lesser crimes is not enough and they have to escalate to maintain their kicks.
We don't know much about PR's character other than the offences he's been charged with. Why do some people struggle to believe that he's capable of murder? Is it because he looks fresh-faced and has a young family? Something else? I'm genuinely curious to know.
For Libby to have been abducted/picked up by a pervert and taken to the park, then get away from him but succumb to a terrible accident, would require two very rare things to occur in quick succession. Statistically, surely it's more likely that she was very unlucky once, not twice, and that her first piece of bad luck - ie, encountering PR - directly led to her death?