Recent content by Tempst

This case should have been solved due to a narrow range of suspect.

I was very surprised why this case was not solved. It's a hotel and she obviously knew the killer, probably invited him in. Why the whole hotel didn't notice anyone came in, around like 8-9PM which is not too late?

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%AC%AC%E4%B8%80%E3%83%9B%E3%83%86%E3%83%AB%E6%AE%BA%E4%BA%BA%E4%BA%8B%E4%BB%B6 https://ameblo.jp/rinaogawa1994/entry-12845186647.html On June 26, 1972, Ayako Tanizaki (then aged 37), a dentist from Yatsushiro City , Kumamoto Prefecture, was found...

Yeah it's certainly possible.

Not sure why Lady of the Lake wasn't canonical victim.

The Rose Wallace one might not be his work.

not much, the blonde hairs were the biggest catch. I think Ness lost his mind, he should have waited till the killer commit more crime, he might catch him.

Still too little details were released, not sure why didn't they find any clue based on current info. That blue truck guy shouldn't be that tough to find, and that huntfield should further reduce the suspect pool.

some blond hairs were found with a few victims, but I asked my friend who had been into this case for years. He said those were lost.

No, the blonde hair found near the victims, very possibly from the killer.

Years ago I asked my friend who was in search of this case. He said that the blond hairs (found near several victims) were lost, too bad.

Will that help solve the case? I remember blonde hairs were found.

will that help solve the case?

How did they get identified if only skeletons were left? I don't think it's that tough to find suspect, based on the clerk's description and they can check hunters in that area. ALSO found this on the internet. https://unsolved.com/gallery/jennifer-lueth-diane-shawcroft/ "I knew the store...

Why didn't the police release more info like cause of death? Also did they find DNA and fingerprints from the frame?