Post by floodvermont on Jun 10, 2017 22:53:10 GMT
Hi everybody,
I was hoping we could use this thread to collect any and all bits of information that might support the idea that the GSK worked, either prior to or during his East Area Rapist crimes, as a security guard or in some other capacity for a security firm. Additionally, I'm wondering if there is anything from the ONS crimes that could be connected to this field, as well, as mine both pertain to the earlier crimes.
After doing a fair amount of GSK-related reading and then hearing those five recent Casefile episodes, it seems to me that there are a significant number of clues that point directly to security as the perpetrator's most likely field of occupation. The reason I'm hoping for some help from the boards here is that, after those 5 episodes and so much headache-inducing reading on my iPhone/iPad screen, I can't remember more than a couple of clues related to this theory, and I also assume that some of you might be able to add to what I've already heard.
I'm hoping to create a master list of anything that COULD support this theory, so brainstorming and just throwing stuff out there is probably the best way to go, rather than sticking with the strictly provable assertions. The two that strike me are:
1) The security badge that was dropped after one of the EAR attacks. I know they looked into the manufacturers of this badge, and that nothing came of those queries. Were they not able to tell WHICH specific security firm used this badge? Was there no name, company name, serial number of any kind that would narrow down the badge's origins, etc.? Anybody have a solid grasp of this badge and it's level of significance as a clue?
2) I'm struggling to remember to whom he identified himself with a fake name- I believe it was a media outlet, or maybe the sheriff's department? Anyway, apparently the name he gave, which I THINK was "Frank William Dobbins, Jr.", did indeed belong to a real man. This man worked as a security guard, and although he was pretty clearly not a viable suspect, this can pretty conclusively tell us that the GSK knew Dobbins. First, middle and last name, including the "Jr." as well, were all used, and while I suppose he could have chosen this name at random so as to poison the investigation, (lord knows he'd done such things before) it's equally likely that there was at least a casual connection between Dobbins and the GSK. What firm did Dobbins work for? Have they ever pulled said firm's employment records for, say, '75-'80? For some reason, this clue really piqued my interest.
This is my first time creating a thread. Is this a worthwhile task? I hope so!
I was hoping we could use this thread to collect any and all bits of information that might support the idea that the GSK worked, either prior to or during his East Area Rapist crimes, as a security guard or in some other capacity for a security firm. Additionally, I'm wondering if there is anything from the ONS crimes that could be connected to this field, as well, as mine both pertain to the earlier crimes.
After doing a fair amount of GSK-related reading and then hearing those five recent Casefile episodes, it seems to me that there are a significant number of clues that point directly to security as the perpetrator's most likely field of occupation. The reason I'm hoping for some help from the boards here is that, after those 5 episodes and so much headache-inducing reading on my iPhone/iPad screen, I can't remember more than a couple of clues related to this theory, and I also assume that some of you might be able to add to what I've already heard.
I'm hoping to create a master list of anything that COULD support this theory, so brainstorming and just throwing stuff out there is probably the best way to go, rather than sticking with the strictly provable assertions. The two that strike me are:
1) The security badge that was dropped after one of the EAR attacks. I know they looked into the manufacturers of this badge, and that nothing came of those queries. Were they not able to tell WHICH specific security firm used this badge? Was there no name, company name, serial number of any kind that would narrow down the badge's origins, etc.? Anybody have a solid grasp of this badge and it's level of significance as a clue?
2) I'm struggling to remember to whom he identified himself with a fake name- I believe it was a media outlet, or maybe the sheriff's department? Anyway, apparently the name he gave, which I THINK was "Frank William Dobbins, Jr.", did indeed belong to a real man. This man worked as a security guard, and although he was pretty clearly not a viable suspect, this can pretty conclusively tell us that the GSK knew Dobbins. First, middle and last name, including the "Jr." as well, were all used, and while I suppose he could have chosen this name at random so as to poison the investigation, (lord knows he'd done such things before) it's equally likely that there was at least a casual connection between Dobbins and the GSK. What firm did Dobbins work for? Have they ever pulled said firm's employment records for, say, '75-'80? For some reason, this clue really piqued my interest.
This is my first time creating a thread. Is this a worthwhile task? I hope so!