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Just curious for free back on this. The Gillgo beach 4 whose remains differ from the earlier victims remains having been dismembered, could this point to an offender of getting to old for the physical demands of cutting up human remains. If he has been active for a long time he may have decided that sticking the remains in a burlap sack was just physically less demanding. New to this group just heard about it on a podcast about the Craigslist killer
 
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