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This site is very interesting site, and I hope it will stay as long as Jack never gets caught.
I will not be answering anymore questions. But I will be looking in from time to time.
This is my last entry.
Thanks for the Hospitality.
B/D
1. The method of handling and leaving the victim’s body will also offer insight into the victim’s relationship to the killer.
2. A victim left clothed or in an area allowing easy discovery suggests that she was loved by the killer,
3. A well treated, and easily found victim may also signify a killer who has a religious upbringing and who does not feel a rage directed at the victim or at society.
4. A victim who is left in a remote area with no care taken to bury the body suggests that the killer had little regard for her. Once she served his need he only sought to dispose of her to avoid detection. It also suggests that the killer admits that he will continue to kill and that he hopes to deter police recognition of his activity.
5. Victims left in public locations, dismembered or mutilated are intended to shock both the community and the intended target (Barrett, 1990)
I will not be answering anymore questions. But I will be looking in from time to time.
This is my last entry.
Thanks for the Hospitality.
B/D
1. The method of handling and leaving the victim’s body will also offer insight into the victim’s relationship to the killer.
2. A victim left clothed or in an area allowing easy discovery suggests that she was loved by the killer,
3. A well treated, and easily found victim may also signify a killer who has a religious upbringing and who does not feel a rage directed at the victim or at society.
4. A victim who is left in a remote area with no care taken to bury the body suggests that the killer had little regard for her. Once she served his need he only sought to dispose of her to avoid detection. It also suggests that the killer admits that he will continue to kill and that he hopes to deter police recognition of his activity.
5. Victims left in public locations, dismembered or mutilated are intended to shock both the community and the intended target (Barrett, 1990)
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