"Michael J. Klunder, was not the first, last, or only"...
RE: Quote by DAYTON, IA. — Police Chief Nick Dunbar; “You just sit down and in your mind try to put yourself in another person’s mind and say, ‘If I were to do this, where would I go? What would I do?’[/b] ” Dunbar explained. “You could spend hours trying to do that.”
'Chief Dunbar's statement of attempting to channel MJK is very interesting, imo'.. Retired FBI BAU profilers John Douglas, Roger L. Depue, and others have experienced this phenomenon and have written about their experiences entering into the minds of malignant serial killers, as well as their victims during investigations..
Due to sadistic psychopathic sexual predator & probable serial killer Michael J Klunder's three decades of violent deviant behavior escalation, evil, and variable victim profile.
The Iowa DCI must request the FBI BAU's resources and investigate MJK pre-birth. Imo, he is responsible for not only Elizabeth Collins and Lyric Cook, but other unknown innocent victims..
http://criminalminds.wikia.com/wiki/Roger_L._Depue
Roger L. Depue;
police chief, FBI SWAT team member, and founder of the noted forensics think tank; The Academy Group. He was also the adviser of author Thomas Harris for his book Red Dragon and is co-author of the book Between Good and Evil..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_E._Douglas
John Edward Douglas (born June 18, 1945),[1] is a former special agent with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), one of the first criminal profilers, and criminal psychology author.
His books are considered to be some of the most insightful works written on the minds, motives, and operation of serial killers, and the methods and lives of those who track them
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/article/20130613/NEWS/306130101/1001/
Dayton settles into eerie calm after Kathlynn tragedy
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FBI agents took over the chief’s office, and, at any given time, 40 to 50 law enforcement officials were working in the small City Council chambers.
“You just sit down and in your mind try to put yourself in another person’s mind and say, ‘If I were to do this, where would I go? What would I do?’ ” Dunbar explained. “You could spend hours trying to do that.”
Each morning, he watched as officials took off to search new areas and re-search those they already had investigated. Then he waited for a phone call, hoping for good news. It never came.
They searched on horseback, by ATV and on foot. They combed through parts of rural Webster County, where the girls were abducted and Klunder’s body was found; Boone County, where the girls were taken and Hughes escaped; and Hamilton County, where Klunder lived.
The discovery of the girls’ backpacks on Kale Road in Fraser south of Dayton one day after they were abducted brought encouragement and a location to search more closely.
“Every situation that I know of like this has its own personality, so to speak. They aren’t all the same. You train for the general and you do the best you can.”
Authorities announced at a midnight news conference that
fishermen had discovered the body in a logjam under the Kate Shelley High Bridge in Boone County, 15 to 20 miles downriver from where the Des Moines River passes east of Dayton.
State officials continue to look at whether Klunder may have been involved in any other unsolved missing persons cases.
They are looking closely at whether Klunder could be connected to the abduction and murder of two eastern Iowa cousins, Elizabeth Collins, 8, and Lyric Cook-Morrissey, 10, who disappeared July 13, 2012, while riding bikes in Evansdale. Their bodies were found by hunters Dec. 5 in a Bremer County wildlife area about 20 miles north of where they went missing
“If it does come out that way, I’d like to see it,” Stubbs said. “Otherwise, we still have someone who’s capable of this on the loose, in the public.”