mysteriew
A diamond in process
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This case always sticks with me. Partly it is because it is the first serial that I followed the investigation as it unfolded. Partly it is the horrific murders. Partly it is because of the contrasts in the killer. But I think mostly it is because of the apparent lack of participation/heart/interest in the authorities.
Women were going missing, people were noticing, and the LE just weren't interested. If the families and advocates hadn't banded together and began protesting he would still be out there killing, who knows how many more.
There are hints that perhaps the investigation was not complete. That there was much the investigation missed. Maybe it is just because of the previous lack of interest, but it wouldn't surprise me if it was incomplete. After all they only investigated in the first place because they were pushed into it. By that time it was a public scandal. The kind of scandal that usually gets the "hurry up and do something with this case" treatment. I doubt we will ever know the whole truth.
Women were going missing, people were noticing, and the LE just weren't interested. If the families and advocates hadn't banded together and began protesting he would still be out there killing, who knows how many more.
There are hints that perhaps the investigation was not complete. That there was much the investigation missed. Maybe it is just because of the previous lack of interest, but it wouldn't surprise me if it was incomplete. After all they only investigated in the first place because they were pushed into it. By that time it was a public scandal. The kind of scandal that usually gets the "hurry up and do something with this case" treatment. I doubt we will ever know the whole truth.