Serial killer on the loose

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Wasn’t Graham Dwyer an architect too. A clear pattern.

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Very true. And both of them had fat mutton heads and atrocious hairstyles.

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The allegation that he called the sister of one of the deceased in the aftermath of her killing, taunting her about what she did for a living and what he did to her is pretty depraved stuff…oh, and his internet searches.

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I thought you were after posting up a search history of one of the deviants from here.

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Few of them will get a few ideas from it anyway you’d feel

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How can it be considered a fair trial I wonder?

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The dna evidence on the bags the bodies were found in, his internet search history coupled with the cell phone analysis findings should nail him well beyond reasonable doubt. I’d imagine their primary aim will be to try and get him to reveal further victims if they exist, and if he is of course guilty.

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He’s been named as an evil killer in the media. That would be cause for a mistrial here. On face value you’d think he’s guilty, but there’s plenty of cases over there that looked similarly stonewall, and were fabricated (central park 5 for instance).

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The Suffolk County Police Commissioner calling him an animal in a press conference won’t help the prosecution. The police say that they’ve only released 30% of the relevant search history, which might indicate there’s more damning evidence, however I’d be surprised if they’ve shown all their cards at this point.

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He must be fair bad the words the cops are using to describe him “an animal”, “evil”, “a demon walking among us”. You’re right, could be detrimental to a trial verdict this unless they know they have him totally dead to rights. Sounds like this fella will go down in infamy given the incredibly successful life he was leading during the day as the founder and managing director of a Manhattan architectural firm, and then the vile acts and life he was leading outside this.

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Well, the success appears to be a veneer. The debts, ramshackle house, relentless claims for automobile injury claims suggest he was struggling. The rent on a midtown manhattan office space wouldn’t be cheap either.