Have you guys heard about the smiley face murder theory? Basically a bunch of young men, most of whom were college age, athletic, white and fairly intelligent, disappeared after getting separated from their friends on a night out drinking and ended up dead miles away from where they disappeared in some kind of body of water. Here's what's strange about it tho, when they're found in the water the body decomposition suggests they weren't there the whole time they were missing, so if they were missing for like 15 days, their body would only suggest they'd been in the water for like 3 days. Stranger still, in some of the cases the bodies were found in areas that had already been searched multiple times. Many of these young men only left there friends for a few moments. Some were even talking on the phone when their phones mysteriously went dead. The Elisa Lam case even fits the criteria for these other young men's disappearances/murders. I personally don't believe the theory that there is some kind of group of killers out there painting smiley faces at the murder scenes. I think David Paulides has an interesting take on them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY55U8fSJmI
http://killingkillers.blogspot.com/p/the-case-of-drowning-men.html
>>17328637
Jack Nicholson is at it again!
Probably doesn't belong in /x/, really. Except for David Paulides, so I guess it does.
Case Studies in Drowning Forensics is a pretty good take on it.
>>17328637
thanks. its hard work, but art demands perfection.
The people who drew the smiley faces weren't involved in murders. The confused spirits of the dead men influenced nearby drunkards and drug addled homeless people to draw them.
When they died, and their souls encountered the master spirits (possibly the spirit of the river), they were told to use their last bit of energy to positively influence the world so that their foolish death wouldn't negatively affect their reincarnation. Kind of lazy on their part, but It's a solution usually offered when the dead can't think too straight.
But that's just how it happened in one of the infinite parallel realities.