Finding the serial killer

Chapter 99

Chapter 99

“Hey guys, welcome back to Mr. Makenzie. Well, everybody’s been asking me to make another video on the blond killer that’s been haunting my town for a little over a month now. I know it’s a lot on the news, I know he’s the talk on the town, and I know why that name he’s been given, but to be honest he deserves none of it. he deserves jailtime and he deserve it ASAP. And that’s why I'm here.

So, guys, I'm back after two weeks, huh! Long time and I missed you all so much. But before I continue, I'll giving you all I trigger warning, this video will have several sensitive topics, so viewers discretion. Maybe you're the one scared of the Blond killer, maybe he’s been murdered someone you knew and loved, maybe you are the serial killer, whoever you are, watch my take on the steaming case.

Let’s talk about this case. And I'm sorry for the late update, I've been doing my own research about the case, and well, well I have some interesting facts and theories.

Someone asked me why I'm so interested in crimes and criminal cases in the comments, and how my theories are many times correct, why I go out of my way to research cases and put my life in danger when it’s not my job. Well, there is one answer, no, two. One, I love this work. And second, I'm good at it. What more do I need, right? Let’s jump straight in.

Let’s start with the first case and that’s with the first victim, Polly Harrison. As per the coroner’s report she was twenty-three, currently living with her boyfriend at his apartment who is currently serving in Army, 169 cm height, weight would be about 110 pounds. Eyes blue, hair blond, her body had several defensive wounds when she was found with some severe injuries all over her body. Including her finger nails broken but cleaned off any proof, broken heels, scalp wound indicating some dragging, fractured bones and punctured organs. Her face and body had several lacerations that resulted into excessive bleeding. But her main cause of death was exsanguination, which means death by draining of the blood not from those laceration. It was pretty clear that the s***h of jugular vein caused the blood loss.

I visited the crime scene right after the news of the murder and took a few photos that I can't show here. There are some things I've noticed that was weird about murders like this. Like the police said all the victims were mostly last seen in their work places a week prior to the murders, but they also claim the connection with the Atlanta city murders, where all the women were unemployed.

They also state seven days worth of k********g and confinement prior to the murder, and that was one pattern common in all the victims along with a tattoo on their body. A week, of torture and anyone would break by that time. If not, they will be too tired to still be able to fight. But what about Polly? Wounds on her body seemed fresher, like the last week she skipped work, she didn’t really was with the murderer, the wounds were no more than three days old, which can also mean she was with the murderer for three days and he never harmed one. The authority never mentioned this before that the murderer might’ve been her secret lover. She might’ve wanted a week’s getaway before her boyfriend is discharged from the military. My theory is that she knew the murder quite well, a lover, or a friend she trusted and been with him and only after the third day, she realised he wasn’t what he pretends to be and tried to run away but couldn’t protect herself. He broke off her heels so she couldn’t run. Police found points of s****l abuse, but there wasn’t much evidence to back up the possibility that it could just be from rough s*x and not particularly abuse. Maybe it wasn’t abuse at that point, it was consensual but then turned into abuse. If this is true, this case could’ve easily been solved, many lives would’ve been saved.

Now, the last victim, Stella Wisemen. To be honest I was her fan, I still am. She was a wonderful chef, even in such a young age, she had eleven patents to her name. I know she was planning to marry her long-time friend s***h business partner Jerome Wilson. They been on the news several times. I've heard they’ve been friends long before they were partners and that she was close with his family after she lost her parents in an accident. I've went to her restaurant when I was in California, I've posted a vlog two years ago. Got the chance to meet her and after the success of that video she herself became an internet sensation and went on to star in many culinary programs. To be honest I was shocked when I heard her news, and how her to be brother-in-law was accused of her murder but later exonerated. We all know he hold a strong alibi that exonerated him, but what about the killer. Many people believed he’s playing games to misled the police, but what I believe is that this is exactly what he’s trying to do. He’s not misleading the police, he’s playing with the police officer, Jake Wilson and his family. To those who don’t know, Jake Wilson and Jerome Wilson and even Stella Wisemen they come from a privileged background. Their parents are based in New York and owns several businesses, they’ve always been in that limelight, and when people are out and famous there are times when they have several enemies.”

Jake’s POV,

No one was in the mood for pizza anymore, nor was I in the mood to leave Jerry alone this time. it took a lot of convincing and debating to get him out of that place. To get him cleaned and back into his old form. Not completely though. That wouldn’t be possible until there is some closure involved with him.

“You remember his voice right?” I reconfirmed.

“It was distant, maybe if I hear it again, I'll be sure.”

**

My location, the precinct, and Jerry’s restaurant, three places, three deliveries, guy with a black-baggy outfit. There has to be some similarities between the three incidences. There has to be some clues. How can someone goes out suspiciously to three different places of a town and never been noticed by anyone. Never revealing his face to anyone, disappeared suddenly zooming out from street to street.

“Look what I found!” Emily screams with her tone little faster than normal as she brings an old dusted book to the desk, slamming it slightly in front of me.

“What is it?” I'm not even the mood to even take a look, I'm too deep into my own head, but I still pick it up. But right now, there is nothing my mind was ready to process.

“Map.” She takes it from my hand. And unfold it. turn out there was a table sized map hidden in the center of the book. “Let’s see if this can help.”

I have no idea what help she expects from a map this old that the places where it was fold, it left yellow creases and stiff crease marks. The edges are weak and almost ready to be torn apart. I just watched her unfold with folded arms.

“Look here.” she takes a thick red marker to point at some coordinates and make a circle around the area. Next, she did the same to other two area, just making me a bit more curious to what she was doing, or how it can help. Actually, it was helping me with a distraction.

“All these three locations have one thing in common.” She adds.

“What are these locations?” I'm utterly confused, maybe because I'm still lost in my thoughts. Because from her expressions I should’ve understand it by now what places she’s been talking about.

“You didn’t get it?” I nod in a sharp no. “Uh!” she slide down in her chair and slide her chair closer to me. “This is your apartment,” she pointed at one of those circles, “this is the precinct and this is where Jerry was at.”

My mind’s suddenly feels supercharged and alerted, maybe this is really helping. “What’s common between them. did you find one?”

“This street.” She stretches a red marked line along a long stretch of the road. “We can't see this in the modern maps, there’s been a building there now. but if you go by the building and through the street, you can definitely change the outfits and no one will ever notice.”

“So, if we can find all the footages from the right timelines, we might have our hands on him.”

“Yeah. That’s what I thought.”

“What’s this building of?” she checks in her phone before she looks back to me with a disappointed expression.

“It’s a school.”

“School?”

“A high school.”

“Everything happened in mostly early mornings, so you are saying thousands of students and the murderer could be anyone of them.”

“That’s exactly what I'm saying.”