A Reddit thread named four suspects. A Websleuths thread named one. They were all chasing the same man.
Robert McCaffrey's Wife Has Been Missing for 14 Years. DNA Just Connected Him to a Different Murder, by @drjonijohnston https://t.co/8OExga2lNn
Nick Reiner. Lindsay Clancy. Two upcoming trials are forcing a familiar question: Can someone who allegedly planned a killing be legally insane? https://t.co/baFMD7C8Oz
@JMoncktonSmith We see so many murders staged as suicides that I worry that a focus on domestic violence-related suicides will hurt victims. It seems to me than any culpability for a domestic violence-related suicide should focus on the behavior of the perpetrator rather than the victim.
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Many serial killers had traumatic childhoods. Most people who have traumatic childhoods never grow up to hurt others, much less become serial predators. So what separates those who don't from those who do? New research gives us some clues: https://t.co/5ZFowTj4Bj
Mark Twitchell thought he was Dexter. Brian Draper thought he was Ghostface. Luka Magnotta thought he was Patrick Bateman. They were all wrong. Here's why every copycat killer fails at fiction as badly as they fail at life. https://t.co/vhY9CfbViX
Recent defendants who pleaded Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity range from a woman who taped a man to a chair and tortured him for three days to a stepmother accused of starving her stepdaughter. No wonder jurors are skeptical. https://t.co/krOmUD1tQF