The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Has anyone been following this in the news? First I heard of a prostitute getting killed. Then there was another, then a third and now look like 2 more are missing. That's a possible 5 murders around Ipswich.
Page:
Alfonse wrote:
> Heh, this ripper is doing us a favour by ridding England of
> street trash.
Bloody hell, good luck getting a hand up if you ever find yourself in the down and out
> Heh, this ripper is doing us a favour by ridding England of
> street trash.
Bloody hell, good luck getting a hand up if you ever find yourself in the down and out
Smedlos wrote:
> Apparently the theory is that it's someone with a grudge against
> the police and that he / she (could be a woman) is taunting the
> police by leaving the bodies where they will be easily found
> instead of trying to conceal them, almost like a cat and mouse
> game of "you nearly got me but not quite".
Based on the speed and way they've killed...
They want attention, thats why the bodies are so public. Its the speed thats taking people by suprise. If this was one hooker every couple of months they wouldn't get anywhere near as much press.
They believe theyre justfied.
They aren't a psychopath.
This has been triggered by something quite recent but it's something directed elsewhere. There doesn't seem to be any major violence against the women so there is either another purpose or this person considers themselves quite moral. It wouldn't suprise me if they're religious at all.
If the police dont catch them soon they'll either retreat for a while or taunt the police even more, notes etc (assuming they're not already)
I dont think it's a woman. They believe they're smart and wouldn't risk being overpowered by someone of the same sex.
But, something came to mind earlier. The last woman who disappeared had spoken to the media about 2 days before she went missing. I'm just wondering if thats just a big coincidence. I dont know how many hookers Ipwich has but maybe they knew her. I think it's just a coincidence.
> Apparently the theory is that it's someone with a grudge against
> the police and that he / she (could be a woman) is taunting the
> police by leaving the bodies where they will be easily found
> instead of trying to conceal them, almost like a cat and mouse
> game of "you nearly got me but not quite".
Based on the speed and way they've killed...
They want attention, thats why the bodies are so public. Its the speed thats taking people by suprise. If this was one hooker every couple of months they wouldn't get anywhere near as much press.
They believe theyre justfied.
They aren't a psychopath.
This has been triggered by something quite recent but it's something directed elsewhere. There doesn't seem to be any major violence against the women so there is either another purpose or this person considers themselves quite moral. It wouldn't suprise me if they're religious at all.
If the police dont catch them soon they'll either retreat for a while or taunt the police even more, notes etc (assuming they're not already)
I dont think it's a woman. They believe they're smart and wouldn't risk being overpowered by someone of the same sex.
But, something came to mind earlier. The last woman who disappeared had spoken to the media about 2 days before she went missing. I'm just wondering if thats just a big coincidence. I dont know how many hookers Ipwich has but maybe they knew her. I think it's just a coincidence.
Smedlos wrote:
> Psychological profiling fascinates me with how accurate it
> usually is, I've watched quite a few programmes on the Discovery
> Channel etc about it.
It's not usually very accurate.
Less than half the cases (I forget the actual number... I think it's 47%?) where it's used does it actually lead to an identification of the suspect.
There are other benefits to it though.
I have an exam on this in a month. Hurray.
> Psychological profiling fascinates me with how accurate it
> usually is, I've watched quite a few programmes on the Discovery
> Channel etc about it.
It's not usually very accurate.
Less than half the cases (I forget the actual number... I think it's 47%?) where it's used does it actually lead to an identification of the suspect.
There are other benefits to it though.
I have an exam on this in a month. Hurray.
Nin wrote:
> They aren't a psychopath.
What's your reasoning for that?
> They aren't a psychopath.
What's your reasoning for that?
That's some nice work Nin
Bake him away toys
Bake him away toys
SHEEPY wrote:
> That's some nice work Nin
>
> Bake him away toys
Ahahahah
> That's some nice work Nin
>
> Bake him away toys
Ahahahah
Ahahahhaahha
Sorry
You're never going to escape us Nin, we'll follow you everywhere
Sorry
You're never going to escape us Nin, we'll follow you everywhere
Also, a test.
23:40:30
23:40:30
How come they get almost the right time and we don't?
Moooonnnnnkkkkkkeeeeyy
Moooonnnnnkkkkkkeeeeyy
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Nin wrote:
> They aren't a psychopath.
>
> What's your reasoning for that?
There's no anger directed at the women. They're being strangled, not slashed, mutilated or anything else. Someone who is psychopathic would have some serious anger issues that would be taken out on these women but they're being killed clean. It's just business.
> Nin wrote:
> They aren't a psychopath.
>
> What's your reasoning for that?
There's no anger directed at the women. They're being strangled, not slashed, mutilated or anything else. Someone who is psychopathic would have some serious anger issues that would be taken out on these women but they're being killed clean. It's just business.
Page: