Idaho Murders

[rj144]

I mentioned this up thread,

- Wear a Kill Suit that covers most of your body, including hands, feet and scalp.

- Wait until victims are asleep or too intoxicated to put up much of a fight/raise the alarm.

- Cover the victim's mouth with one hand. First stab should be to the heart; not only fatal but once the heart stops pumping, there is no pressure, so blood doesn't spray. Lather, rinse, repeat with the other victims.

- After the wet work is finished, carefully remove Kill Suit and place it in large plastic bag for disposal later. Leave the murder site in civilian clothes.

Are you still in Moscow? Is anyone on your kill list now?

 

[KnightTemplar]

Are you still in Moscow? Is anyone on your kill list now?

 

[MusterX]

How 4 people get sliced up while 2 people in the house and ain’t hear shit. That sound suspicious as hell.

No way in hell at least one of them wouldn't have heard someone killing 4 people in the same home.

There are some strange cases in the annals of crime. Ronald Defeo of the infamous Amityville murder house shot and killed all 6 members of his family inside the home, with a rifle. All in bed, no signs of chaos or struggle. How is that possible?

 

[Streeter]

I mentioned this up thread,

- Wear a Kill Suit that covers most of your body, including hands, feet and scalp.

- Wait until victims are asleep or too intoxicated to put up much of a fight/raise the alarm.

- Cover the victim's mouth with one hand. First stab should be to the heart; not only fatal but once the heart stops pumping, there is no pressure, so blood doesn't spray. Lather, rinse, repeat with the other victims.

- After the wet work is finished, carefully remove Kill Suit and place it in large plastic bag for disposal later. Leave the murder site in civilian clothes.

If I ever piss you off please tell me so I can appologize.

 

[emefer]

That's because it's hard to get away with murder these days without getting caught. With the advent of technology and everyone having a camera and cameras everywhere you go. It's a different world we live in compared to the scenario with the Golden State Killer.

It’s not that different. Just because there are cameras doesn’t mean they will catch anything. This case for instance, how much footage do they have? Many of the cases in the show you mentioned are reopened cold cases and many others aren’t solved within a couple days of the murder happening. 1/3rd of homicides go unsolved.

 

[jericksen5]

We are spirits in a material world

Don’t stand so close to me.

 

[Takes Two To Tango]

It’s not that different. Just because there are cameras doesn’t mean they will catch anything. This case for instance, how much footage do they have? Many of the cases in the show you mentioned are reopened cold cases and many others aren’t solved within a couple days of the murder happening. 1/3rd of homicides go unsolved.

I don't think it's easy to pull off a murder nowadays, compared to what it was 30-40 years ago. People are more vigilant and cynical of other people. Plus technology is more advanced. I just don't see it happening, especially if it's a high profile case.

Why do you think there less serial killers today?

 

[HUGHPHUG]

@HUGHPHUG @Pizza Werewolf @Arqueto next Friday we solve this during crime night??? I gave the police a chance but now it’s time we step in …

thinking 5 pm eastern USA time on Friday the 23rd of dec 2022. Same discord same discord channel.

I'm down

 

[emefer]

I don't think it's easy to pull off a murder nowadays, compared to what it was 30-40 years ago. People are more vigilant and cynical of other people. Plus technology is more advanced. I just don't see it happening, especially if it's a high profile case.

Why do you think there less serial killers today?

I don’t find it amazing that this case is unsolved.
Of the 15,449 homicides committed in 2019 less than 58% have been solved.
Less than 58% of homicides have been solved since the year 2000 through 2019.
It’s not a very good stat and it hasn’t really improved over time.
Source:
https://projectcoldcase.org/cold-case-homicide-stats/

 

[kahiljabroni]

I don’t find it amazing that this case is unsolved.
Of the 15,449 homicides committed in 2019 less than 58% have been solved.
Less than 58% of homicides have been solved since the year 2000 through 2019.
It’s not a very good stat and it hasn’t really improved over time.
Source:
https://projectcoldcase.org/cold-case-homicide-stats/

Surprising stat. Would have figured 75-80%

 

[Takes Two To Tango]

I don’t find it amazing that this case is unsolved.
Of the 15,449 homicides committed in 2019 less than 58% have been solved.
Less than 58% of homicides have been solved since the year 2000 through 2019.
It’s not a very good stat and it hasn’t really improved over time.
Source:
https://projectcoldcase.org/cold-case-homicide-stats/

Fair enough.

 

[Rob Battisti]

I mentioned this up thread,

- Wear a Kill Suit that covers most of your body, including hands, feet and scalp.

- Wait until victims are asleep or too intoxicated to put up much of a fight/raise the alarm.

- Cover the victim's mouth with one hand. First stab should be to the heart; not only fatal but once the heart stops pumping, there is no pressure, so blood doesn't spray. Lather, rinse, repeat with the other victims.

- After the wet work is finished, carefully remove Kill Suit and place it in large plastic bag for disposal later. Leave the murder site in civilian clothes.

Glad I’m on your good side!

 

[KnightTemplar]

Glad I’m on your good side!

Always, bro

The latest report I read stated the weapon has been identified as a K-Bar. While one can of course slash with a K-Bar, it's length and shape make it an excellent stabbing weapon. Which supports my hypothesis that the killer stabbed the victims in their hearts, thus minimizing blood spatter.

 

[jericksen5]

Always, bro

The latest report I read stated the weapon has been identified as a K-Bar. While one can of course slash with a K-Bar, its length and shape make it an excellent stabbing weapon. Which supports my hypothesis that the killer stabbed the victims in their hearts, thus minimizing blood spatter.

In my experience, guys that carry K-bars around are generally the type of guys that put out the ex-military look/persona, but we’re never actually in the military. Mall ninja dork types that concurrently give off super sketchy vibes.

 

[KnightTemplar]

In my experience, guys that carry K-bars around are generally the type of guys that put out the ex-military look/persona, but we’re never actually in the military. Mall ninja dork types that concurrently give off super sketchy vibes.

Are they still issued to the military?

 

[Protectandserve]

It sounds like the cops have completely fumbled this investigation. Showing up to businesses 10 days plus to check video and video has already been overwritten or deleted by the business.

They keep going back and forth on it being targeted or not.

just all around seems like they are mismanaging the hell out of this.

 

[deadshot138]

Someone hunted them from the bar and followed them home. Gotta be.

 

[jericksen5]

I don’t find it amazing that this case is unsolved.
Of the 15,449 homicides committed in 2019 less than 58% have been solved.
Less than 58% of homicides have been solved since the year 2000 through 2019.
It’s not a very good stat and it hasn’t really improved over time.
Source:
https://projectcoldcase.org/cold-case-homicide-stats/

Im not an expert on this at all but if I were to guess, that percentage is heavily skewed by gang related murders, which inherently tend to have far less leads and cooperation with investigating law enforcement.

I would venture to guess that when it comes to high profile murders where the victims are not also criminals, the rate of solved cases is far higher.

 

[dc007]

Our so called leaders speak

with words they try to jail ya

 

[emefer]

Im not an expert on this at all but if I were to guess, that percentage is heavily skewed by gang related murders, which inherently tend to have far less leads and cooperation with investigating law enforcement.

I would venture to guess that when it comes to high profile murders where the victims are not also criminals, the rate of solved cases is far higher.

I thought that myself but It doesn’t seem to be as heavily skewed as you would guess.


Contrary to Lott’s repeated claim that the U.S. has a relatively high homicide rate because of “drug gangs,” most gun homicides are not related to gang activity. According to the National Gang Center, the government agency responsible for cataloging gang violence, there was an average of fewer than 2,000 gang homicides annually from 2007 to 2012. During roughly the same time period (2007 to 2011), the Federal Bureau of Investigation estimated an average of more than 15,500 homicides annually across the United States, indicating that gang-related homicides were approximately 13% total homicides annually. The Bureau of Justice Statistics finds the number of gang-related homicides to be even lower. In 2008, the government agency identified 960 homicides, accounting for 6% of all homicides that year.

According to the Federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), there was a 3% increase in the number of gangs between 2010 and 2011, but gang-related homicides decreased 8% during the same period. If gang violence was truly driving the homicide rate, gang membership and gun homicide rates would move in the same direction.

A December 2020 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report of 34 states, four California counties, and Washington, D.C., found that gang-related attacks were responsible for 11.4% of male homicides and 3.6% of female homicides in 2017, for 9.7% of overall homicides. The previous year, 7.4% of all homicides were gang-related.

https://www.gvpedia.org/gun-myths/gangs/