souzan snores
@souzanalavi · 2:09
Gilgo Beach Murders and failures on every level. #TrueCrime #AskSwell
It's come out that he has, on numerous occasions, shared his fascination with these murders in different areas of his work life. It is apparent now that he might have committed these murders in his home. His family says, or at least they're saying, they had no inclination. And people that he had talked to in the past were so alarmed by his demeanor when discussing these murders that they actually shared their discomfort with their friends and family. Yet no one called the police
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:05
But assuming that you have more information than a lot of us do, what environments we know that the family and that's egregious. But the people you work with, what are they finding out that were more clues or more sort of red flags that people didn't act on specifically? Because I'm not following. Can you kind of bring up some of the red flags that were happening a long time ago and the egregious handling of those flags by the people that were closest to him?
souzan snores
@souzanalavi · 3:59
On numerous occasions with people he worked with, he brought up his obsession with these murders, saying things about details that he thought were interesting, wondering why the killer wasn't getting caught, things like that. These conversations were this is what I've read, that the people that had these conversations with him, that they were so troubled by them that they actually went to other people and said, this is really troubling
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
souzan snores
@souzanalavi · 1:12
And in some cases officers were like, oh no, they're not dead, they ran away, or they're drug addicts. So this didn't really to happen or just not following leads or trying their best to just keep it in the news. And I think that's also unfortunate and maybe it might be a common theme in this country that when someone is a sex worker that their life does not have as much value, which should not be the case at all
souzan snores
@souzanalavi · 1:16
You. I just wanted to add one more thing. In 2010, there was an eyewitness that came into an apartment and saw that his roommate had locked herself in the bathroom. And there was this huge guy that appeared to be extremely violent, threatening her. And this guy had a confrontation with the killer. And he was able to identify the killer. He was able to identify his truck and his unusual height
