I'd like to respond to the substance of this, because i reject any implication that I "defend" Breuckner, if you are implying that in my case.
Personally I think we have to be very careful about assuming things based on a mere profile. A profile helps police narrow down where to look for the evidence that proves someone is guilty. The profile itself does not normally offer any proof.
We haven't been offered any actual evidence CB is guilty - just unsubstantiated claims by the prosecutor based on secret evidence. Similarly parts of his 'profile' come from media reports - not from testimony or evidence produced in court.
So until the prosecutor makes his evidence public I think I cannot make any judgement at all, other than HCW currently appears to lack the evidence to bring a convincing case against CB.
Paradoxically, PJ actually followed the constitutional approach of naming suspects and confronting them with the evidence against them, which was shown not to hold up to the standard required for charging, according to the Portuguese prosecutors office
Given the history of this case, I find it strange anyone is happy to trust in unsubstantiated allegations.