I agree. and I also think that his job for 2 days 3 years ago at Jennie O Turkey is important. Maybe he did this to someone else or tried to 3 years ago. The similarities are erie. I think the Closses as a family became known to him at that time. MOO. I think he uses jobs to identify potential victims.
I agree with what you're saying and would like to add my thoughts, which take it out a bit further.
I think he was either forced to show some attempts and success at employment for reasons which aren't completely known at this point but may include his father's continued support of him financially and with a house to himself or maybe he thought he could steal turkey or cheese while he was at the facilities. I really would not doubt that basic food needs are very hit or miss.
The idea that he went to regional food processing plants to find a future kidnapping victim is real and seems quite authentic regarding what we know about his life at this point and I hope we learn more about this, but it's very triggering for me to imagine without the facts known precisely. I can't take the thought out to the extent that most of you can.
I think he had a very bare bones existence out of choice and unwillingness or inability to be in a communal work environment, or to live with structure, or to actually answer to a boss ( an authority figure).
We are looking at the lack of planning at his house regarding containment of Jayme and taking care of needs as a planning failure. What it speaks to, IMO, is his own personal locked in thinking modality. I do not think he's done normal self- care, maybe starting as self- denial or punishment, and continued with neglectful elements in what became a disordered, very small life.
I also believe when he visited relatives, it was because his dad threatened to cut off the money if he didn't go and be respectful, and that he probably asked those family members for money, food, or gasoline while he was there.
Most psychopaths are loners, but they commit small crimes and are in and out of jail. Known to LE but not as a violent criminal against other people for a time. This guy likely didn't have the energy for many small criminal acts unless they were very easy petty thefts from neighbors, but he likely did commit some illegal acts when his brother was in the house.
We likely will not ever know a great deal about his adult life, but his patterns which are known show someone who was extremely averse to being around other people. ( marine failure, 3 job failures in the extreme.
I believe, given the 1 or 2 day jobs he actually showed up for, he sat through the company's orientation classes and then quit or was fired for what likely was unusual conduct which I can't even imagine, of course, but is related to the core of what anti-social personality disorder is.
It is quite likely he lacks the self- awareness to say " I DETEST PEOPLE"
If his attorneys realize this part of his ASPD quirks, they may
try to plea a criminal insanity verdict. He would have little problem getting a padded cell in a state facility for the criminally insane for life.
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Try" is the operative word. I don't think they will succeed because he did admit to 2 planned prior attempts to gain entry to the Closs house.
It will be a never-ending living hell for him if he has to hear, see, smell, talk to, or take orders from anyone in a supermax prison I understand Wisconsin has built in abundance.
The worst possible situation, though, would be general population with communal daily forced interactions ( showering, outdoor time, cell inspections for contraband).
I believe, hope and expect that he will be found guilty if his non-guilty plea continues to trial, and I envision each type of prison with JP in a cell and wonder which will be more painful for him. Remember, he FEELS pain, possibly even exaggerated pain and slights and paranoid things, but he does not understand that other people feel pain, nor can he ever understand. This is why psychopaths can't be rehabilitated.