I understand there are several threads on AG? At first when told about that, I didn't understand why so many, but now that I have been around here (WS) a little longer, I see that the mods end a thread when it gets substantial, and start a new one. (I'm not sure why though, because it is more difficult to then find things??)
Anyway, I read thespec article posted above (thank you for the link, a very interesting article!). One thought did strike me right away. I'm sorry if this has been posted previously, I will have to find time to do some back-reading (hopefully I can locate all of the other threads!).
Regarding AG's illness.. mentioned in the email she wrote on Dec27th to .. presumably P. I would love to see the 'before' emails which were sent back and forth? (Are they available/posted anywhere?) Obviously she is updating a previous report she made to same, regarding her illness, as in 'by Sunday', meaning that the recipient had already been told of AG's illness. I'm wondering if AG was really sick at all.. ?? Or rather, was she instead creating a reason/excuse for why NOT to visit her?? Anyone she 'knew' would undoubtedly assume that she may be lonely during the holiday season (since she was such a 'recluse' you know), and therefore may be in need of visits to brighten her desolate holiday season... but perhaps she wasn't lonely, nor even alone at all, and instead, had a visitor staying whom she wanted no one to know about? Or.. even if not.. people use illness as a reason all the time for why they can't see someone they'd rather not see. Was there a reason why she wouldn't have wanted to see her friend P? (Was there an expectation of a seasonal tip or something, for work performed throughout the year?)
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"... two German shepherds who were so protective they would circle her as though forming a wall, barking and nipping at Phil no matter how many times he visited."
I am still confused about supposed things missing from the home, or did I misread something from previous WS posts? From thespec article referenced above, I read that "the killer
had taken something from the victim, (BBM), as if making off with a souvenir", which I understand to be the perverse act referred to, meaning that the killer took a piece of AG, not something from her house. That is how I am reading that statement (pasted below). MOO. Are others reading this differently?
He spoke of a vicious stabbing but did not talk about other weapons at least one other had been used or the nature of the sexual component (it had included a perverse act that went beyond a conventional assault; the killer had taken something from the victim as though making off with a souvenir.)