Alina
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Like a spicy magazine.
Like a spicy magazine.
You know? Yeah. So it was very clear that they were trying to pose her in a way that it would shock and in a way that they they were definitely trying to send a message either about who they believed she was or about something else outside of something in their pathology. Exactly. The level of violence that the victim had been subjected to.
You know? Yeah. So it was very clear that they were trying to pose her in a way that it would shock and in a way that they they were definitely trying to send a message either about who they believed she was or about something else outside of something in their pathology. Exactly. The level of violence that the victim had been subjected to.
I mean, it exceeded what most veteran law enforcement officers and on the LAPD had ever seen or would ever see. Really saying something.
I mean, it exceeded what most veteran law enforcement officers and on the LAPD had ever seen or would ever see. Really saying something.
Detective P.W. Freestone told reporters at the scene, this is the most brutal example of a sex crime I have ever seen. She had been cleanly, and when I say cleanly, I mean cleanly bisected at the waist, which is shockingly cleanly. Absolutely insane. Yes. Whoever had done this, it felt like they had access to the type of tools required to do that in a surgical setting. Yeah. This is like...
Detective P.W. Freestone told reporters at the scene, this is the most brutal example of a sex crime I have ever seen. She had been cleanly, and when I say cleanly, I mean cleanly bisected at the waist, which is shockingly cleanly. Absolutely insane. Yes. Whoever had done this, it felt like they had access to the type of tools required to do that in a surgical setting. Yeah. This is like...
This is kind of like when I go back to Jack the Ripper. Don't worry, I'll talk about the DNA soon. Thank you for tagging me and everything. But... This is kind of what I say with Jack the Ripper that I don't think, like, it's hard to understand how difficult it is to cut parts of the human body cleanly. Yeah, I can imagine. If you haven't tried to cut human body parts cleanly.
This is kind of like when I go back to Jack the Ripper. Don't worry, I'll talk about the DNA soon. Thank you for tagging me and everything. But... This is kind of what I say with Jack the Ripper that I don't think, like, it's hard to understand how difficult it is to cut parts of the human body cleanly. Yeah, I can imagine. If you haven't tried to cut human body parts cleanly.
Can confidently say I've never tried.
Can confidently say I've never tried.
So it's like if you have not been in a profession where you have done that or been around that, it's a little hard to wrap your brain around.
So it's like if you have not been in a profession where you have done that or been around that, it's a little hard to wrap your brain around.
Especially if you've only seen it in like TV and all that kind of stuff in movies. So like with Jack the Ripper, I was always saying, I do believe this person has medical knowledge because to be able to do that stuff in the dark, in the light, it would take somebody who knows where these organs are. Yeah. And then to do it in the dark. It's like muscle memory.
Especially if you've only seen it in like TV and all that kind of stuff in movies. So like with Jack the Ripper, I was always saying, I do believe this person has medical knowledge because to be able to do that stuff in the dark, in the light, it would take somebody who knows where these organs are. Yeah. And then to do it in the dark. It's like muscle memory.
Just feels like you have to know precisely where these things are. It's kind of the same thing here. This isn't somebody who just happened to figure out how to cleanly bisect a body. They knew how to do it. And they knew how to do it because they know where things are because they are medically trained. That's how I believe this situation is going here. I think you're right.
Just feels like you have to know precisely where these things are. It's kind of the same thing here. This isn't somebody who just happened to figure out how to cleanly bisect a body. They knew how to do it. And they knew how to do it because they know where things are because they are medically trained. That's how I believe this situation is going here. I think you're right.
And there's also other parts of it that lead to that too, which we'll get to. There was also, and this is my next point here, there was a lack of blood at the scene. And it indicated obviously that this mutilation had occurred elsewhere and that she was likely killed elsewhere. But her body had also been completely drained of blood.
And there's also other parts of it that lead to that too, which we'll get to. There was also, and this is my next point here, there was a lack of blood at the scene. And it indicated obviously that this mutilation had occurred elsewhere and that she was likely killed elsewhere. But her body had also been completely drained of blood.