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I really don't understand why he killed her parents. She was involved in a lot of extracurricular activities. She's 13, so she probably got to and from some of them on her own. If she rode the bus to and from school, he could have grabbed her when she was waiting for it. Surely he could have abducted her from somewhere other than inside her home without having to murder anyone.
Maybe he entertained some kind of delusion that her parents were keeping Jayme prisoner and preventing him from uniting with his one true love? Like a video game hero, he had to kill them to "rescue" her?
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In a way, this case reminds me of those crazy women who cut babies out of pregnant woman. Fully intending to love and cherish the baby, but acting with such complete and evil lack of regard for the baby's interests.
Yeeeeah...I'm thinking if you're into kidnapping people for perverted reasons, rational behavior isn't one of your strong suits.
Well according to 48 Hours last night he was able to plot and plan. He shaved his head so that he wouldn't leave a strand of DNA behind. He planned well enough that he was outta there when police responded within 4 minutes of that odd 911 call. He certainly wasn't stark raving crazy. I sure hope he talks because I'd love to know what he thought he was accomplishing.
Maybe he entertained some kind of delusion that her parents were keeping Jayme prisoner and preventing him from uniting with his one true love? Like a video game hero, he had to kill them to "rescue" her?
That would make sense.
Or maybe he thought if he killed the people who loved her and there was no one for her to go back home to, the police would give up looking for her if they didn't find her fairly quickly?
Well according to 48 Hours last night he was able to plot and plan. He shaved his head so that he wouldn't leave a strand of DNA behind. He planned well enough that he was outta there when police responded within 4 minutes of that odd 911 call. He certainly wasn't stark raving crazy. I sure hope he talks because I'd love to know what he thought he was accomplishing.
What do you hope to "learn" from a deranged criminal?
What do you hope to "learn" from a deranged criminal?
Yes, I too have grown tired of this premise that we can prevent future murders by crawling inside the minds of killers we've caught. It's become more apparent over time what a silly notion it is. Unless, of course, we begin incarcerating people when they're young who begin showing the same cognitive patterns and behaviors.
We also cling to this notion that the more egregious and brutal the crime, the more indicative it is of "mental illness." You need not be "crazy" to commit heinous murders. In fact, most killers are not "crazy." Depression does not cause homicidal behavior. Schizophrenia does not cause homicidal behavior.
None of us can understand this creep and unless you have the ... whatever he has... is behavior is something a no sane person here will ever understand.
I'm a map type person who always has to know exactly where I am and where everything else is. Whenever I read a story with a location I immediately look it up on a map.
They had a short life expectancy when they walked into prison with a “baby raper” jacket. It would not take very long at all for the word to circulate in population that there is a baby raper around. And then it would not take long for that individual to be shanked, raped or suffer some other type of assault
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So sweet, so fitting and maybe he can find the love he was looking for.
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