Quote:
Originally Posted by angus58
I agree with all of the above and I also have another outside theory that she was followed home and attacked before she got home, and that the killer let himself into her flat with her belongings to create the "Mary Celeste" effect her boyfriend found that suggested she had been at home. Motive? To divert attention towards it being someone she knew. The killer could have found messages on her mobile indicating her boyfriend was away. It will be interesting to find out whether the police have found any unexplained dna evidence at her flat. We have still not been told whether she was sexually assaulted, or if any of her possession are missing.
As for the missing pizza box, I find it doubtful that she would bother to leave her flat to dispose of a single pizza box, since most people do have kitchen bins, and even if she had, i can't see her leaving her door open so she would have taken her keys.
All in all, the case is intriguing and I hope, for the sake of her parents they do find the killer, because if it were me, it would be a living hell to know that the person who killed my child had got away with it.
|
The bin I have in my kitchen is only a small one - too small to hold a pizza box unless I ripped it into little pieces which would take far longer than me popping out and throwing it in the wheelie bin. I personally, nip out and chuck any large packaging like that straight into the bin - and I know many of my friends tend to do the same.
Why on earth would anyone take their keys / not leave their door oen when nipping out to put something in a bin? I don't, and I know none of my friends who would take keys, lock doors etc. We all literally open the door, leave door open, go out to bin a few steps away from door, dispose of item then come back into the house.
I'm not entirely sure about the killer looking through her phone to determine the boyfriend was away: at that stage, he'd already have been aware she was alone if he had access to her flat / her phone? If she was attacked before she got home, that doesn't explain the missing pizza *though I have to say: I think that's been nothing more than her having chucked it/and /or the wrapping in the bin, which was subsequently emptied.
It doesn't explain that possible sighting of her by CJ that evening. It doesn't explain the 'screams' (that may or may not have been Joanna) coming from the area her flat was in at 9pm that Friday evening.
I do agree it's intriguing. I'm not entirely convinced that it's a 'serial' killer either. I think it could something far less sinster - that all went very wrong. I don't think the killer went out to kill.... I think the intention has been far less than to kill, but something went wrong with whatever their intention was.
It is as you say - intriguing. Ghoulish I know, but intriguing.