To: Sherlock
As you said, MO is one thing that argues against it having been ex-bishop Dixon who took Elizabeth. There he was, with a "stable" of young potential victims right there where he could get at them. Doesn't seem to me that he'd need to be breaking into a house to get a victim.
Plus, since he was a bishop at the time, seems he could have found some less risky way to get at Elizabeth--if he even knew of her existence (which we don't even know) and if for some reason he wanted her above other more available victims (which we also don't know.)
To: Devil_Anse
Doesn't seem to me that he'd need to be breaking into a house to get a victim.Maybe he didn't "break in." Maybe they had things in common, running, jogging, religion, etc.
To: Devil_Anse
anybody could have found a less risky way to get liz. remember the initial facts were presented by the smart clan. either ricci is a genius, {if you believe this, stand up and say so} or something else is true.
314 posted on
09/28/2002 2:11:35 AM PDT by
jandji
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