HastingsChi
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Great insights.I think both of you are right in that there was another motive. As other posters here, have identified, there are several factors that go way beyond the norm for similar situations. For example:
- If threatned with exposure, nearly all sex predators "run, hide and deny". Turning on the victim is very rare.
- When they do turn on the victim, they do it in a moment of panic: "She is turning me in, I need to take drastic action- tomorrow night!" DE and NK planned the murder over a three week period.
- Being the son of at least semi affluent parents, DE had plenty of options including good lawyers. He is articulate, almost a minor himself, has no prior criminal history, the victim presented herself as being older and the evidence could well of been "he said, she said". An active defense could well have resulted in no sex conviction for DE (probably a plea bargain to "Corruption of a Minor" type charges- if that.)
If convicted of a lesser charge, DE's spin for future employers is: "I hosted a party for some of my new college friends. An older looking cousin of a new friend came in an drank alcohol. I was uhmm.... shocked and appalled when they told me her true age."
Question:
If Eisenhower had simply had sexually explicit KIK chats with her and they has never met and there wasn't any exchange of naked images; would he be in violation of the law?
I ask because I agree with your hypothesis that there must be something more than a threat to tell on him. As long as there was no transmission of illegal images, if it came down to a he said, she said thing; it would be difficult to make an arrest if she told on him.
So I agree that there must be something bigger going on because all signs point to this being premeditated and not done impulsively. What that is, I don't know...