Recent content by cynar

I'm following this trial closely & also watched the first one, also read this entire thread. I'm really struck by how everyone found Jeffrey Lacasse to be a good witness. I thought he was melodramatic and being a star witness at the center of now two trials and surely upcoming Charlie's has...

Just re the suspect's wife: rather than speculating about any involvement, however slight, I'm looking at it in terms of what the police *needed,* They have a high-profile case involving one of their own. They can't leave any stone unturned. They will need to interview the wife asap. They need...

here's some stuff we don't know & some of about which there has been contradictory media Work schedule -- March 3 -- did he work an overnight shift & then pick up a relief shift that went thru 8 pm, or was he free all day after 7 am? -- March 9 -- did he work? Car logistics -- When did he...

extremely emotional following the clapham common vigil via social media from across the pond. even breaking my own taboo and arguing with tut-tutting men and anti-feminists on twitter. this is an incredible & important moment for women and for awareness of voilence against women and it was...

from a verified Telegraph journalist on Twitter -- short video of the Clapham Common bandstand this afternoon entirely wreathed in flowers. got me in tears https://twitter.com/katbrown/status/1370692409923936259

Yeah. If he has committed major sex crimes before it was a completely different, much more methodical and careful pattern. That would be like Israel Keyes, who was exacting and rigorous for over a decade but then impulsively kidnapped a local woman from inside a coffee kiosk & then went on a...

Leopard, I appreciate you contributing to this thread. There's something so grounding and real about matter-of-fact on-the-ground details, especially when emotions and speculation run high.

I read that; they are careful with their wording. The claim is in quotes. Later you can see it's from a single source, a "police insider." But when you look at the insider's direct quotes you see they're pure speculation. The Met might have done this or might have done that. So this is not a...

I think they had an unusually short window during which she went missing. Let's say 5 critical minutes. Last doorbell cam image, last phone ping, no more activity of any kind. That's a finite number of cars. When they checked out the plate on this particular vehicle & found a police officer...

Been reading here for a few hours. First, the phone mugging scenario is too complex. The fact the phone went dead at exactly the time she disappeared can only mean he took it & switched it off/broke it or forced her to turn it off. Since it was fairly immediate, his intentions were absolutely...

Backwoods and Iwatching -- I would bet a lot of money that this "news article" is simply a regurgitation of the FBI press release, and that the spokeswoman said that Keyes was in "AK" and the lazy reporter wrote "Arkansas"[AR] instead of "Alaska." [AK] I could even see it as an editorial...

A couple of other patterns: -- bad weather. both the Koenig and Currier abductions took place on extremely stormy nights. so... was April 9th 2009 (Feldman) a stormy night??? -- family. crime sprees are immediately subsequent to or prior to visits with family of origin. now, this could...

The guy he hit in the head in Washington State was the male half of a couple, both of whom were buried, according to the Nov 29 interview. Therefore, for the "accident victim," and assuming Keyes did strangle all other victims, we would be looking for an "accident" that successfully disguises...

21merc, for sure, if you go back and listen to all the audio, he did say again and again "we all know how this ends," and repeatedly say he was losing patience with the process and was working on another plan. He said, "I don't plan on being around a whole lot longer," and "if this doesn't go my...

Foxfire, They looked at Keyes truck twice because, strangely, it erroneously was listed twice in the database. That article makes it sound as though they were suspicious enough to go back, but not smart enough to envision the truck without its gear. I think another article makes it clearer...