Please let me know what they are so I can clarify them.There have been other posts that yourself Bartholemeus have posted that have been misleading or you have refuted crucial early information posted by papertrail
The latter would be most likely. The guy had a bag and electrical cord at hand. Seemed like a planned attack. There's a car park right in the middle of Rowe Park. This is the most likely spot he parked his car.Let's assume that there is indeed a 'forensic link' between the Karrakatta rape and JR.
So, if we can work out how it happened, it will give us insight into how the 'blitz attack' on JR (and assumably all 3) occurred.
Was the person(s) driving past Rowe park at the time, saw the 17yo, jumped out, blindfolded her (something over the head?) and/or tied up, then bailed her into the vehicle?
Did the person(s) parked up near Rowe park, was hiding in the bushes and ambushed the 17yo as she walked past? If so what is the most likely parking spot?
It would have to be one person. Even if they never spoke, the victim would be able to ascertain it was two guys. Two sets of footsteps, two vehicle doors to close etcWas it two people- one stalked the 17yo, ambushed her at Rowe Park and bailed her into accomplice vehicle?
Possible but unless she was fall-over drunk she would have seen him coming. As in car pull over and then approach by foot. Media articles imply she was taken by surprise.Assuming the sightings of vehicles in the SS and CG cases are correct, the first seems most plausible.
Controlling her physically would be easy. The victim was 17 and from what I understand, slightly built.How did the person(s) keep the 17yo from screaming at any time during the attack? How did a single person keep this girl under control getting her in and out of the vehicle.
great write up elastic, thoroughly was enjoying the read until you began your police cover up theory. do you really think if the son or relative of a serving police officer, detective was involved in murder and were aware of this they would simply turn a blind eye or try to cover for him i think not if the police are as corrupt as you say may be you should be careful what you post
One of the biggest problems is explaining the cars seen near SS and CG. Some guys in a car saw SS waiting for a cab and as they turned onto the highway they saw a car approaching behind them. That car never went through the traffic lights. CG was seen by 3 guys at the Hungry Jacks bus stop talking to the occupant/s of a car possibly a white holden station wagon.
Neither car has come forward. One of the cars not coming forward is explainable but two? Such a high profile case with most not involved willing to help. What's the chance of it happening two out of two and not being relevant?
So the options are;
A. CSK was in one or more of those cars and the girls got in
B. CSK was in one or more of those cars, jumped out and forced the girls into his car.
C. CSK was not in those cars and it's just coincidental that neither car came forward.
I'm really struggling to believe the answer is C. If the answer is A then for Karrakatta to be the CSK he had to change his MO. If the answer is B then that's pretty out there. The area was deserted with SS but surely if you're a girl alone, as soon as a guy gets out the car it's time to start moving? CG's happened at 12am and the CSK would have been taking a massive risk. Even using a stun gun as the girls leant into the window would be highly risky.
I spoke to both the guy who claimed he was at the bus stop and the girl who said she was a close friend of JR. Both of them were lying.How certain were they that it was CG? Could have been a blond that looked similar to CG There was someone, either on here or BF, that claimed he was one of the three and said it was only one of them that reckoned he saw it happen..wether this is reliable....
It would explain why it didn't go through the lights but why didn't they come forward? If you go into Chatsworth Tce at 2am you're not driving through. You'd have a link to the area and be aware of the missing persons case.In the case of SS, the car turning (option 1) is a likely possibility to explain why it never came forward.
I think that's the same as my Option C. That means there were 2 abductions with a car seen at each and neither came forward. The odds on that are very high. Very unlikely.Or
D. CSK was not in those cars because the cars were not involved (i.e car turned down side street for SS and car legit picked up a friend who looked similar to CG)
If it's the same guy on all of them he is incredibly lucky. Trying to drag a girl out of a car at a set of lights (or stop sign) is incredibly risky. And out the back of club - there's always people there. Must have been very late in the night, as in after 2am.I agree. B is pretty crazy, although it would be hard to start moving in high heels, but surely able to let out a scream- especially in CG case. But the subway attack and the lane way attack at back of the club are pretty braisin as well.
It would explain why it didn't go through the lights but why didn't they come forward? If you go into Chatsworth Tce at 2am you're not driving through. You'd have a link to the area and be aware of the missing persons case.
If there was a blitz attack then it's highly likely it's Karrakatta Man. We have to be quite sure Karrakatta Man is a sole operator. So how did he blitz her into the car from the driver side?
I've got a couple of problems with blitz attack theory;For the record,
I personally am not sure if I subscribe to the 'blitz attack' theory. I find it strange that even up until the SN programm that it was "willingly got in a car" and now it's all "blitz attack". Certainly both are plausible, don't get me wrong, but dragging a victim to your vehicle only increases the likely hood of being caught/spotted. So does the "stop the car, bungle them in" theory.
If the watch found at the JR site stopped at say 1206am, then sure, I'd be swayed towards "blitz attack". But if this was the case, then police would have suspected "blitz attack" back in 1996.
Link re watch (plus strangulation)
The Age. Saturday May 30, 1998
http://www.serialkey.com.au/serial-...-women-the-hunt-for-a-serial-killer-part-one/
As for the 'forensic link' between karrakatta and JR
A) DNA (unlikely, but maybe highly degraded DNA that doesn't allow a good enough statistical match for trial)
B) use of same electrical cord/flex (likely IF JR was strangled)
C) clothes left at JR scene (as per papertrails articles) are that of karrakatta rape victim
(Defies logic- needed international experts to tell them that Karrakatta was CSK's first!)
D) something other than the fact that the two were at club BV.
1. The cars seen at SS and CG abduction sites. Neither came forward. Only a slim chance they aren't involved which means blitz attack by car is unlikely.
Totally agree. So is it lemon information?Karra's clothes being at JR site is 1 million to 1 IMO. It's just not feasible.
I'm on about 10%.I respectfully disagree (use of 'slim chance', I'd have agreed if you said 'less likely'), you have highlighted reasons why at least one car may not have come forward, and iv questioned the accuracy of the second. Slim is like 10%
It's been stated as theory rather than info but the theory is highly unlikely. If Karrakatta victim's clothes were dumped at JR site then police would have ascertained this almost immediately. It would have been a major clue.Totally agree. So is it lemon information?
They'd know that they spoke to CG on that night. I believe it was all over the Perth news as early as the next afternoon. You wouldn't be able to miss it unless you were a foreigner and got on a flight back overseas the next day. The chance of this happening twice is remote.Just brainstorming here:
Person was driving a X coloured Y but the vehicle described is a W coloured Y.
Person was driving a X coloured Y but the vehicle described is a X coloured Z.
Unlikely with CG as he spoke to her. Regardless of time he would remember. More likely with SS but still a long shot.Person wasn't aware of the time (thought it was around 2.15am)
Not sure what you mean here?Could have been the car behind him/her.
I believe this information would have been flagged as high priority and police would have been all over it within minutes of the info coming in. The drivers also had 20 years to re-approach the police but didn't do so.Could have called crimestoppers and it got 'lost' or 'ignored'
You'd come forward because the alcohol would be out of your system and therefore could not get caught for it. Also, over the 20 years you'd come forward.Person was drink driving so didn't come forward
Which for me sheds doubt on the blitz theory.Quickly Jumped out, one hand over the mouth, the other arm in a choke hold, bundle into back of vehicle (assume child locked). Drive away?
Or, a passenger?
Pretty hard given that you'd lose the element of surprise stopping and getting out.
1. The guys at the bus stop didn't have anything she needed (i.e. a ride home)CG was walking down the road, on her own. 3 guys at a bus stop see her, one calls out. She completely brushes them. Yet a car pulls over, and she stops to talk to the occupant/s. The people at the bus stop described the car- but not as a taxi, or a police car. Just a normal car. If a person in a car pulled over and tried to talk to her, why would she not brush them, in the way that she brushed the guys at the bus stop?
I recall reading an article about this case where police admitted their systems were flawed and information was lost. If anyone can find that article we can add it to the pile.There have been cases before where people gave information to the police and it was lost. Paul Onion gave info about Ivan Milat to the police, which was lost. Once it hit the media that there was a serial killer targeting back packers, he made contact with the police again. For 20 years it has been in the media that the police dont know who CG spoke to in the car. Plenty of time to make contact with the police, or the media, again.
1. The guys at the bus stop didn't have anything she needed (i.e. a ride home)
2. The guys at the bus stop came across as the typical drunk male revellers who cat call women.
3. She knew the occupant of the car
I recall reading an article about this case where police admitted their systems were flawed and information was lost. If anyone can find that article we can add it to the pile.
BUT
If someone called up and said "I was the driver of that car" they may as well be saying "I am the last person to see CG alive". It would get escalated immediately. Info like that just wouldn't go into a huge pool to be sorted later or "when they get to it". Call takers would be given a list of levels and that would fall into the highest/most important category. That's some Defcon 1 sh**.
I personally have always felt that the CSK may well have been familiar to the victims. Although the Karrakatta attack being linked does detract from that theory.
As illustrated by this discussion, the problem with the blitz attack hypothesis is how the attacker got close enough to grab the victims - either inside a car or from the roadside.
Its easy to forget now, but mobile phones were relatively scarce in 1996. According to the ABS just 24% of households had them (see chart). http://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/research/statistics/archnmcomphome.aspx
Young women were unlikely to be carrying them, but might want to contact a friend or family member for a lift if cabs were scarce at pub closing time. A friendly guy with a mobile phone might have just got close enough?
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