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Agree. It's probably dawning on Rex H that the case against him is very strong. I hope he's very depressed. While RH did belong to work and hobby related groups, I don't think his social life was very busy. As a serial killer who developed his own system for screening, stalking and killing victims, he was spending a great deal of time involved with his criminal life.People with strong, flamboyant personalities seem to create strong feelings in other people. They are either loved or hated. Frankly, I'd rather have a big personality than none at all. But it takes all kinds. . . .
I have to smile when people wonder if RH is "depressed". Well, honey, there are certain circumstances you're either depressed and/or sad or a blooming idiot. Who on the planet facing a long, complicated court trial for murder, the remainder of life in prison, separated prob from others just to stay alive would not have the very good sense to be depressed? Perhaps some would survive depression by being hopeful of being found innocent, but RH is combing through all the evidence. He knows what he facing. Depression and isolation sound like reasonable emotions.
He may also be a guy who was used to being in charge, controlling employees, customers, family members and victims. Now that he's in jail, his every move is controlled by others. It's a big adjustment, haha. Sorry I had to laugh. I have less than zero sympathy for the guy.