Recent content by CrimeDawg123

That would not be surprising especially if it's true he was last seen going into the woods wearing sweatshirt and pants, not exactly outdoor survival wear.

Gift NYT article, apologies if already shared https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/11/15/us/camp-mystic-flooding-deaths-video-map.html?unlocked_article_code=1.1k8.nr01.Ztln-wsWGZCk&smid=nytcore-android-share

I lived in Austin at the time and will never forget waking up the next morning reading the Statesman about the fire and AFD finding 4 bodies inside. It was shocking. And then they announced the victims, all young girls, had been murdered. More shocking. Then a few weeks later Colleen Reed was...

I think the fact there were 4 victims led investigators to suspect multiple perpetrators when this first happened. I hope there can be a conclusion to this tragic case but my confidence in APD is zero. Absolutely zero.

Good point. There was no guarantee he'd have a line of sight.

If that's him he surely couldn't have walked from very far like that!

If that really is him with a gun in his pants that proves your point how sloppy this is.

What can they do with a forearm imprint if he's wearing sleeves?

I don't know anything about guns - what is the skill level required for this shot?

Honestly he just looked wasted to me. It's very possible he had no clue what had happened.

Trying to share a gift link to NYT's interactive thread on this. Apologies if it doesn't work. https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/09/11/us/charlie-kirk-shooting-news?unlocked_article_code=1.lE8.hK7W.0GhDLInhcz6D&smid=url-share

The sunglasses look like Oakleys or a knock off, wrap around style. That'd help conceal his face. The shirt looks like either he was trying to fit in with the theme or maybe that's just his thing. I would think his family or friends could still recognize him. His jeans might be a dead giveaway.

These two cases seem so similar

I don't think he planned any type of escape. Once he killed the children, it was over and he had won. He was done.

I am in a very controversial minority, but I see no issue with camp cabins being in the floodplain*. The issue is obviously the lack of emergency preparedness and evacuation implementation. As soon as the first warning went out, those youngest girls should have been the first of all of them...