What's Going On In HOUSTON - 13th body found in Houston Bayous this year

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I read a pretty significant amount on the Houston thing. There's a similar thing in Austin, I may actually have confused the two a little.

I just don't see it. What's the MO? Where's the violence? Where's the signature? Serial killers aren't like we see in Netflix series. They have like compulsions they need gratified. Pushing random men and women into the water, without violence or force, not only is extremely difficult, but not a sex based crime, which most serial killings are.

 

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Check this out:

'Rainey Street Ripper': New study looks at deaths around Lady Bird Lake

Texas State University completed a study examining deaths that happened in and around Lady Bird Lake over the past couple of decades.

www.fox7austin.com

So that's three places, three different spots, where "serial killers" are alleged. What are the common links?

1) Water

2) Bars and clubs nearby

3) Social media hysteria

4) No pattern of victims or violence. it's not just young women escorts, or gay men (it is in the NYC case)

 

[Peter Popoff]

I read a pretty significant amount on the Houston thing. There's a similar thing in Austin, I may actually have confused the two a little.

I just don't see it. What's the MO? Where's the violence? Where's the signature? Serial killers aren't like we see in Netflix series. They have like compulsions they need gratified. Pushing random men and women into the water, without violence or force, not only is extremely difficult, but not a sex based crime, which most serial killings are.

Blunt force trauma and drugs in there system to incapacitate them is what was found.

The one in Austin was slightly different and the MO was seduction I believe. It is a woman doing it at the bar. I could be wrong.

 

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Blunt force trauma and drugs in there system to incapacitate them is what was found.

The one in Austin was slightly different and the MO was seduction I believe. It is a woman doing it at the bar. I could be wrong.

Homeless people is another answer. Whether they are actually killed or just die, homeless on homeless violence is huge in San Diego. If there was a bayou, there'd be dead fentanyl smokers in it every other month or so.

 

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‘He knew how to swim’: Family rejects ‘accident’ as Houston bayou death mystery deepens

Family disputes police theory that Kenneth Cutting Jr. accidentally drowned in Buffalo Bayou, citing suspicious circumstances and his swimming ability.

www.foxnews.com

This one for sure died drunk in the bayou. He was on camera intoxicated and wandering around. I am not saying out of the 24 bodies found, ZERO were homicides, but I do not think at all there is a serial killer doing this with no MO. Someone has a list of all the bodies found and the cause of death?

 

[Peter Popoff]

‘He knew how to swim’: Family rejects ‘accident’ as Houston bayou death mystery deepens

Family disputes police theory that Kenneth Cutting Jr. accidentally drowned in Buffalo Bayou, citing suspicious circumstances and his swimming ability.

www.foxnews.com

This one for sure died drunk in the bayou. He was on camera intoxicated and wandering around. I am not saying out of the 24 bodies found, ZERO were homicides, but I do not think at all there is a serial killer doing this with no MO. Someone has a list of all the bodies found and the cause of death?

I've already posted it (the names of 22 victims) as well as posted obituaries for some of them in this thread. I did not want to posts LinkedIn profiles.

It's a serial killer. Some were normal looking people, not homeless. I stated they were possibly stalked on the transit system inside the inner loop close to the bayou. Possibly picked up or were drugged by a bartender or someone at a bar. We'll agree to disagree.

I can't really discuss this anymore with the info already posted and I don't do debates on clearly obvious evidence being reiterated no offense lol.

 

[Peter Popoff]

Now this is a wild conspiracy...

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Htown turned to Gotham City after the pandemic

 

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I've already posted it (the names of 22 victims) as well as posted obituaries for some of them in this thread. I did not want to posts LinkedIn profiles.

It's a serial killer. Some were normal looking people, not homeless. I stated they were possibly stalked on the transit system inside the inner loop close to the bayou. Possibly picked up or were drugged by a bartender or someone at a bar. We'll agree to disagree.

I can't really discuss this anymore with the info already posted and I don't do debates on clearly obvious evidence being reiterated no offense lol.

What's the killer's MO, as far as killing them? If you are saying 22 bodies had a similar type of injury/cause of death, like strangled, or stabbed, or something like that, you'll shut me up. I'll agree with you, it's series of killings.

if they all have different causes of deaths, nah.

 

[Peter Popoff]

 

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