cynical_1
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Exactly. It makes no sense that in a city where everything is caught on camera, these girls all got into a car with a SK and ended up murdered but yet nobody saw a thing.
Aside from the black Nissan Maxima, no one has stated that they saw any of these victims get into a car during the time these murders were happening.
I keep referring back to Gary Ridgway as a point of reference because I think there are similarities between this case and his. Interesting article here about his case.
http://www.alternet.org/story/17171/the_truth_about_the_green_river_killer
Below are some of the more interesting statements.
In April 1983, the boyfriend of 16-year-old Kimi-Kai Pitsor told police that she had gotten into an older green Ford pickup truck, and he described the driver. Ridgway's girlfriend at the time owned an older, light-green Ford. (Four years later, Pitsor's boyfriend picked Ridgway's photo out of a montage.)
Then, in May 1983, Marie Malvar, 18, disappeared after getting in Ridgway's truck. Malvar's boyfriend actually took police to Ridgway's house four days later, and then identified the pickup he saw Malvar get into. When two detectives questioned Ridgway, he actually admitted to picking up prostitutes, but denied any contact with Malvar. Despite the eyewitness identification, the neighborly, upstanding Ridgway was left alone.
In 1984, Rebecca Garde Guay actually came forward to police to say that she had been assaulted two years prior by a man who tried to kill her with a chokehold. Not only did Guay know Ridgway's place of employment (he had shown her an identification card), but she also picked him out of a book of photos. What's worse, Ridgway had the sheer gall to admit having "dated" Guay and even choking her.
But by then, Guay no longer wanted to pursue charges. She became the only known survivor of the Green River Killer. Perhaps she was afraid of being hunted down, or perhaps she just knew that she wouldn't be believed. And in this way, Ridgway was allowed to return to his life, killing many dozens more young women along the way.
Concerning this AC case, four women disappearing in a populated area along Pacific Ave or Tennessee Ave. and no witnesses to any of it. Sometimes I get the sense that this may have been an inside job.