Nick87
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So I never made the connection until the other thread a minute ago. This was the same guy who we just passed. That many members knew personally?
Did anyone see this?
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Dan O
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Over the years I had to transport a number of people convicted of homicide or other violent felonies to court or the Dr. During those times there would be conversations with them. Sometimes about their situations or whatever to pass the time. To speak with most of them on the street under normal conditions you would never have a clue of what they were capable of. Others not so much. Myself and another Deputy transported Peter Duncan McKensie back to Prison the last time he was sentenced to death. He had no remorse at all, but you knew he would kill you in a second to escape. He ended up getting the needle. Took about 20 years for it to happen but it did happen. That case was taught at the Mt. Law Enforcement Acadamy. The Pondera County S. O. did an amazing investigation gathering evidence and finding the guy responsible.
The moral of my story is that some can and will fly under the radar for a long time. But that can change in a moment when that one little piece of the puzzle pop's up. Thank God for the cold case units.
The moral of my story is that some can and will fly under the radar for a long time. But that can change in a moment when that one little piece of the puzzle pop's up. Thank God for the cold case units.
Southern Elk
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Yes, the other thread blew up once the news broke last week and was deleted. He was a well known member here that lots of guys knew personally.
Yep. Monsters walk among us, and even the closest people to them don’t know. I had a particularly memorable experience with one at 13. Made it out alive, but for a minute I didn’t think anyone would see me again. He’s facing life in federal prison now, but it took decades and other survivors before he could be charged.
Peace to family involved on both sides.
Peace to family involved on both sides.
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starvingoutdoorsman
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I missed the thread. What was his name on here?
Whiskey Freak
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starvingoutdoorsman
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Wow what? Just asking what the guys forum name was unless I missed it on this thread as well.
Nameless Range
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Phutch30
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Geeze, that will make you think.
Islander
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Crazily, there was another Paul Hutchinson who did almost the exact same crime, but in England. It took 26 years and DNA to catch him. Thankfully lots of these monsters are going to be caught now that there are huge DNA registers that cooperate with law enforcement.
Dang!
starvingoutdoorsman
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Thanks! That is crazy!
Huntsonora
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48 hours just ran an episode on this. It’s season 38 episode 18 called “It’s about Danni”. It first aired this month. You never know who people really are. Damn sure eye opening!
JustinsDad
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That poor girl.
tarheel
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He was a coward to the end!
LopeHunter
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Peace be with the victim’s family.
I am not shocked when there are reports of heinous actions by someone. There are a lot of damaged people seeking to damage others.
My observation is there is a sliver of the human population which are wired much differently even when have not been mistreated previously. They are capable of willingly inflicting great harm onto others.
Thankfully, most of these persons visibly demonstrate various degrees of this behavior publicly in their community which society then condemns and takes steps to isolate that person.
A few of this sliver are able to moderate behavior in public while are long-term members of a community. Others isolate outside communities or frequently move between communities.
DNA advances and aggregation of DNA data sets are clearing cold cases though takes a focused effort.
Efforts are not always focused unfortunately which is evident in the multi-year processing backlog of rape kits in many communities in America. Investigations of missing person cases involving certain subsets of communities is another example.
Peace be with the victims and their families. Eternal damnation for the perpetrators.
I am not shocked when there are reports of heinous actions by someone. There are a lot of damaged people seeking to damage others.
My observation is there is a sliver of the human population which are wired much differently even when have not been mistreated previously. They are capable of willingly inflicting great harm onto others.
Thankfully, most of these persons visibly demonstrate various degrees of this behavior publicly in their community which society then condemns and takes steps to isolate that person.
A few of this sliver are able to moderate behavior in public while are long-term members of a community. Others isolate outside communities or frequently move between communities.
DNA advances and aggregation of DNA data sets are clearing cold cases though takes a focused effort.
Efforts are not always focused unfortunately which is evident in the multi-year processing backlog of rape kits in many communities in America. Investigations of missing person cases involving certain subsets of communities is another example.
Peace be with the victims and their families. Eternal damnation for the perpetrators.
