bookworm2012
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Could the many scars described in the autopsy report have any relevance to the case?
Could the many scars described in the autopsy report have any relevance to the case?
Could you elaborate? I'm not willing to peruse the autopsy report myself -- too sad and too graphic for my delicate constitution.
-- a person walking a pit bull is not a soft target
Why? Just curious to know what leads you to that conclusion?I am thinking a woman as involved in the slaughter.
The autopsy notes the location and appearance of various scars the coroner observed on KJ’s torso and upper extremities. I think they are described in detail just to differentiate healed injuries from those that were obtained during the attack. Although, that’s just my opinion.Could you elaborate? I'm not willing to peruse the autopsy report myself -- too sad and too graphic for my delicate constitution.
In response to the chef knife talk I can offer some insight here since I am a chef. Yes, most chefs absolutely care about having knives with a good edge. Lots - if not most- restaurants have their knives sharpened weekly by either a knife service or that one chef who just loves to get out the whetstone. The "nicer" restaurants like those around Midtown where this happened, especially so. I often come back to thinking it may have been someone within the restaurant(s). I don't have any solid reasoning for thinking this other than the choice of weapon and just how wacky/deranged/strung-out/odd people are in my industry. I'm generalizing here of course but I've met some oddballs over the years and kitchens are a place where almost anyone of ANY background can get a job.
I absolutely agree with you and you explained better than I could have!In response to the chef knife talk I can offer some insight here since I am a chef. Yes, most chefs absolutely care about having knives with a good edge. Lots - if not most- restaurants have their knives sharpened weekly by either a knife service or that one chef who just loves to get out the whetstone. The "nicer" restaurants like those around Midtown where this happened, especially so. I often come back to thinking it may have been someone within the restaurant(s). I don't have any solid reasoning for thinking this other than the choice of weapon and just how wacky/deranged/strung-out/odd people are in my industry. I'm generalizing here of course but I've met some oddballs over the years and kitchens are a place where almost anyone of ANY background can get a job.
Right! Every weekend I'm headed somewhere in Atlanta to a gig with my knife roll. And it's incredibly easy to steal knives from where you work and there are plenty of dumpsters in that area behind restaurants and apartment complexes to toss it.I absolutely agree with you and you explained better than I could have!
I was a chef for 12 years.
It is the only profession I can think of where one carries their own knives. And if you were attracted to knives it might be a profession you were drawn to.
Does anyone know of any crimes that are similar? With a message carved into the victim? Victim left in a public place?
Mutilation to the eyes and breasts?
Gruesome violent overkill committed in a short period of time? In an area with a high chance if exposure?
I am thinking this killer has killed before.
the only cases I know of that might be similar are The Black Dahlia and the red lipstick killer. The red lipstick killer’s victim had a message carved into her body.
this is a very good question. I have not fully soaked in that autopsy report. But it seems like it would have taken a couple of minutes. This was not a a 30 second attack. I am still unclear about some of the injuries.-How long would it take to inflict the injuries we see in the autopsy report?
With in days of the attack, there were some message boards that say the works "FAT" or PHAT were carved in her. I'd like to know who knew that then. But I am perplexed. Part of the autopsy leads me to believe the letters were upside down? Is that incorrect? But I do agree that we should consider that the letters may be initials for something else.I have not posted in a while because I wanted to take a break from thinking about this case. It hits close to home for me.
Anyway, I am still processing the autopsy report but there are a few things I would like to say:
- FAT -I knew about the letters from very early on but I did not know the F &A were separated from the T. Could that be significant? A couple of months ago i had an idea about an alternative meaning to the letters but I can not remember! Frustrating. Anyway, I wonder if the letters might have a different meaning other than body fat.
—the more I learn about this case the more I think that the timeline is off. The easiest explanation for this would be that 1209 timestamp at the crosswalk was really 1109.
Even then the timeline would be tight, imo.
——I read a few posts asking if Katie and Bowie could have been killed elsewhere and dropped where they were found. As far as I know there is no evidence of that and it goes against occam’s razar. But, I think they may have been killed somewhere else. My theory is that they were abducted/initially attacked closer to Henrys. This is only my speculation! There is no evidence to support it so please remember that.
———there would have been a tremendous amount of blood from all of those cuts. How could the killer have seen in the dark thru all of the blood to cut legible letters into flesh?
Thinking about this makes me sick and so very angry!!!
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