Yep! I believe they are related. I never thought that the four found on Gilgo beach in December were his very first victims. My theory is that he began at least in 2000. He killed in AC and had those women facing east which says to me that he was sending a message, "Look to the east for death." I figured that he was in his mid to late 30's in 2000 so I think he may be between the ages of 48-55. He probably is 48 years old. This guy is a maniac. He started off dismembering but that takes a lot of work and he is getting up in age and can't be bothered with all of the cleaning of blood splatter all over the place. Attempting to cut out tattoo's is just too much of a nuisance. He wanted those bodies to be found for he hid them out in the open. The locals say that if the person really lived in the area they would know wooded areas if they didn't want a body to be found.
I've been leaning towards this <modsnip> working for a law firm in Manhattan. He certainly lives in the Gilgo beach area and grew up on Long Island. He may have a place in AC too--around the beach. I don't see him traveling a good 3 hours from Long Island to AC with four bodies. He has a place where he could take his time with them yet he didn't have the proper necessities to do what he really wanted to do in AC. On Long Island, he has gone out of his way over the years to purchase equipment and seal of space to create his own little slice of hell. This is a hobby for him. The women found on LI experienced unimaginable suffering compared to the AC women. The media is going to have some story to tell once they find his place. If the public, especially in the city, can just be more aware and look for obsessive compulsive tendencies in their boss or co-worker who is around 48 years old they might be able to notice other quirks about him. He is an <modsnip> to work with but when conversed with outside of the job--he is an alright kind of guy. Nobody you would invite over for a cookout but he just good enough to talk to during the lunch hour. He's very intelligent and is good at what he does. Everything is and must be in place in his office. The stapler has its own spot on his desk as well as the pen holder. If you approach him while he is sitting at his desk and move an object from its spot while conversing with him; he will move that object right back where it belongs. He can't help himself. Things MUST be in order--and probably in order of FOURS.
I believe he is a <modsnip> man who is married to some oblivious woman who has no idea that he has this little slice of hell someplace. She has seen a few red flags down through the years but just doesn't know that they are RED FLAGS--yet. This fool is a
to her. He insults her in front of others but she just chalks it up to it being his personality and it no longer bothers her. He has trained her well to serve his needs and she believes that this is her purpose in being his wife. He controls everything and he's cheap too! The hoops this woman has to jump through to get an extra dollar out of him is not to be believed. God forbid if she doesn't rinse out paper towels to be re-used and they are kept in a neat stack on the kitchen counter.
These days he is planning. Looking for a new dumping ground or reassessing prior areas. He can get quite gruesomely creative and the wheels are turning in his mind. He needs to make a statement loud and clear and he just can't wait to read about it and watch the press conferences when he is done. Then, off to work he goes on the LIRR pondering who is going to be next.
But, hey, what do I know?
