The Crockpot - Case Related

[twocuriouscats]

Someone should tell Tania that not being named a suspect is not the equivalent of being ruled out as a suspect. Dormer said "Nudting iz ahfff di tay-bull". No one was ever named a suspect.

"The first floor has an office den, bedroom and a full bathroom. The second has an eat-in kitchen, living room, three bedrooms and a full bathroom."

Who wants to bet the first floor was CPH's private work place/man cave? I wonder if there is an entrance from this first floor office to the unfinished basement below...

LOL..is that an Irish accent?? Where is he now Truth? Tx!

 

[truthspider]

LOL..is that an Irish accent?? Where is he now Truth? Tx!

where is who? dormer or footsie?

 

[twocuriouscats]

where is who? dormer or footsie?

I expected dormer to be in Ireland - maybe not...but I was asking about our freaky dr. fiend (no, I don't mean :friend: LOL

 

[truthspider]

I expected dormer to be in Ireland - maybe not...but I was asking about our freaky fiend

playing a game of dodge the file server, powdering his foot with terminix, laying low in in his new condo, shooting the breeze(he hates the breeze too)....

 

[mcme]

Who wants to bet the first floor was CPH's private work place/man cave? I wonder if there is an entrance from this first floor office to the unfinished basement below...

Not that it matters much regarding the sinister thoughts about CPH on this site, but the homes description is not accurate. It's a two story home with no unfinished basement. Downstairs is a garage, office, bathroom, bedroom and den and laundry. Upstairs is a living room, kitchen, bathroom and three bedrooms. No man cave.

 

[mysterymom7]

playing a game of dodge the file server, powdering his foot with terminix, laying low in in his new condo, shooting the breeze(he hates the breeze too)....

He's going to find out soon that Florida has taken on enough scum... we don't need or want any more.

 

[Justiceforever]

To all my East coast sleuthers...BE SAFE from this Storm!

 

[Justiceforever]

So I decided to sit under a tree the other day and relax NOT a good idea! Apparently I sat in a batch of poison Ivy, or oak. : ( It's horrible! However I got to thinking about the case. There was alot of poisonous plants where the bodies were found. I would THINK the killer MAY have came into contact. If he did SOMEONE who knew him had to have noticed symptoms of poison oak (ivy) It IS NOT pretty! If you've never seen it look it up. Very itchy and painful too. I HOPE HE GOT IT! I HOPE WHEN HE GETS TO HELL THEY PUT HIM IN A ROOM FILLED WITH POISONOUS PLANTS!

 

[PreciousDust]

So However I got to thinking about the case. There was alot of poisonous plants where the bodies were found. I would THINK the killer MAY have came into contact.

The New York Times mentioned the poison ivy angle in their profile:

He may have sought treatment at a hospital for poison ivy infection.

http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2011/04/personality_profile_of_long_is.html

 

[Seajay]

Since he was in and out of it so often with his kills, he may have learned after the first time and covered completely up for his next victims when he dumped them.

 

[Peter Brendt]

Since he was in and out of it so often with his kills, he may have learned after the first time and covered completely up for his next victims when he dumped them.

But they found also nobody fitting who was treated for poison ivy reaction for the time of the first murder. So maybe he know from the start?

 

[mcme]

It's an interesting line of thinking, but who the heck goes to the hospital or doctor for poison ivy? You buy calamine lotion and scratch when it's unbearable for a week or so.

 

[mysterymom7]

It's an interesting line of thinking, but who the heck goes to the hospital or doctor for poison ivy? You buy calamine lotion and scratch when it's unbearable for a week or so.

Agreed. I bet rain boots would have been used to keep from getting poison ivy (or oak, and justice forgot to mention sumac ).

 

[Justiceforever]

It's an interesting line of thinking, but who the heck goes to the hospital or doctor for poison ivy? You buy calamine lotion and scratch when it's unbearable for a week or so.

Lmao! Thats what I'm doing but it's pretty bad! It can get bad enough to go on for cortico steriod pills or shots though. I doubt if he did. Considering they were petite maybe he just tossed them and never came into contact! I tell you I wouldn't wish this on anybody EXCEPT him!

 

[Justiceforever]

Agreed. I bet rain boots would have been used to keep from getting poison ivy (or oak, and justice forgot to mention sumac ).

A yes, the dreaded Sumac! I never imagined as I was sitting there that I was being attacked by a plant. It never even crossed my mind! I have a whole new respect for nature!

 

[Seajay]

But they found also nobody fitting who was treated for poison ivy reaction for the time of the first murder. So maybe he know from the start?

Now that's possible. Especially if he was a local. He already knew the terrain.

 

[Justiceforever]

And IF he was a doctor he would have corticosteriods available if needed. Maybe? Maybe not though because he might have to write himself a script. That would be easy to find out if the cops checked. Interesting to me is a lot of people probably don't realize what it looks like. I didn't. I always thought it would be a fine rash but it's big ugly weeping blistery bumps. Really bad on my hands! At first I thought they were bug bites. Until I looked online and put two and two together. Somebody might have seen it on the killer but didn' t recognize it for what it was.

 

[Redbird]

A doctor would be allowed to order prednisone in bottles of 100 to have on hand living in an area with lots of poison ivy. Or bottles of 1000 for that matter.

 

[Peter Brendt]

And IF he was a doctor he would have corticosteriods available if needed. Maybe? Maybe not though because he might have to write himself a script. That would be easy to find out if the cops checked. Interesting to me is a lot of people probably don't realize what it looks like. I didn't. I always thought it would be a fine rash but it's big ugly weeping blistery bumps. Really bad on my hands! At first I thought they were bug bites. Until I looked online and put two and two together. Somebody might have seen it on the killer but didn' t recognize it for what it was.

Well, and if he was that doctor, he would be the first SK transporting his victims a mere mile away, where he, one-leggedly, carried the bodies in the dark between the poison-ivy, not only defying the laws of probabilty, but also the physical laws of balance and light, because to stay upright with one prothesis, one has to see where one goes (hard in the darkness) and unhampered by heavy load, at least on uneven ground. So yeah, that would be pretty impressive.

 

[Seajay]

My brother got into poison ivy on a camping trip once. He had it all over his face and forehead. He looked like The Elephant Man. Poor kid. And in those days, you got calamine lotion and that was it.