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Other violent crime in their background. i know he's been -- he had trouble with domestic violence about 2005 or so. these cases began around 2004. you're looking for a precipitating stressor or event that finally pushes the guy out the door. he finally goes out the door and starts looking for potential victims. he's got the preplanning. you know they're going to use insanity as one of the potential defenses, but he's got the preplanning involved in this. he's not going to just abduct someone off the street without everything set to go home. he has the shackles. he has the means of boarding up...
About 2005 or so. these cases began around 2004. you're looking for a precipitating stressor or event that finally pushes the guy out the door. he finally goes out the door and starts looking for potential victims. he's got the preplanning. you know they're going to use insanity as one of the potential defenses, but he's got the preplanning involved in this. he's not going to just abduct someone off the street without everything set to go home. he has the shackles. he has the means of boarding up the house so no one could hear the yells and screams, just like gary heidnick. he would turn the r...
First is three. that's unusual. i've had mostly two. two, and more times than not, it's just been one offender. then when they eliminated the brothers, that's more like it because now it fits some other cases that i did. i've had some bad cases. you mentioned the "the silence of the lambs," where i helped the prosecution convict gary heidnick, who kept his victims down in a cellar. only difference between the movie and in real life, it was even worse. he would put them in a hole he built into his basement, filled it up with water, this pit. and he would get electric wire and then torture and k...