@MEKON If a body was buried close then due to the time passed it was more likely to have not been placed in a shallow grave
If my theory is correct, we are dealing with a Narcissist and so perhaps that tunes us in more to what happens next.
I provide my reason to describing the culprit as a Narcissist:
- Everything is all about them
- They are never wrong
- It is always someone else's fault
- If the culprit killed CL then she deserved it and it was not the killers fault
- The culprit feels that they are suffering far more than CL
You could argue that many people would justify their actions in the above way.
However, I know that this person continues to behave in this way whenever they get the opportunity in MSM or social media.
I am watching regularly how this person interacts in social media and whilst during the current pandemic we are all suffering from not being able to undertake our daily lives in the same way. This persons suffering is far worse:
- I cant go to the Gym
- My ailment is getting worse
- I cant go to the pub
- I am struggling with my mental well being
Well guess what-This applies to us all xxculprit and we get on with it
The same person has never acknowledged CL anniversary of disappearance but their online messages are often about other missing persons and the only time you hear from this person is when Sky or BBC turn up to do a film shoot.
Total Narcissist and they will never crack because they believe that they did no wrong, it was CL fault and they are justified in what they do.
The problem is that whilst their partner is a giant of a person, they are very weak and controlled by the culprit.
The fairer sex???