Delphi Murders

>>19307823
More info on this story?

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>>19307823
Looks the double of that guy who shot Scalise, even the nose is bang on.

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>>19307918
In February, two girls were murdered in the woods and one of them took a video that showed what is probably the murderer. Despite images and audio of him being released to the public, he was never identified.

This composite is the first new lead we've had, based on an eyewitness who saw the man around the same time as the murders.

Looks like me Armstrong

>>19307823
he kinda looks like me

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Case solved

Came here to post this. Not many replies here. This was big about a month ago on this board. Nobody cares anymore?

Good thread, OP, this is the first time I've heard of this case. I don't understand why all the surveillance cameras which are so ubiquitous in this country never seem to help solve crimes. Is it just a matter of the video being analyzed discreetly and kept secret from the public? That wouldn't be a bad idea from a practical law enforcement point of view, but it's pretty hard to imagine it would successfully be kept secret. In my experience, cops and masons are EXTREMELY prone to self-important boasting and are more or less incapable of keeping secrets. Police officers who specialize in computer crime are brought to new agencies, and all the while their mason confidantes let slip endless details of police procedure and whatnot. But why else wouldn't we hear about random cctv cameras being used to retroactively track and identify criminals? Either the information is being held to some kind of higher standard because the surveillance capabilities are orders of magnitude beyond what people expect, or else the countless millions of surveillance cameras in the USA are useless. And what about the license plate readers that are apparently EVERYWHERE in this country? Why couldn't cars in the vicinity of the murders simply be identified, and their owners photos matched to the known images of the killer. It's actually quite disturbing this all-pervasive primitive technology is being so plainly ignored and not mentioned....

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>>19308863
hahahahaah

Anyone have a screen cap of the reddit fag who suspected their step dad was the killer? Apparently the thread is there but OPs posts have been deleted. Authorities urged OP to take it down.

Anyone have the video the girls recorded? What else is there? First I've heard of this....

>>19310501
The police only releaseD a short clip of the killer's voice saying, "down the hill."

>>19310525
Someone posted a sound cloud link with the clip of his voice on loop in a different thread.

that guy is probably long gone by now
fucking local cops screwed up their lead

>>19310437
To save space, camera settings are put on the lowest quality possible plus black and white. Color and high quality would take up too much space. Plus, most places just hope that their cameras will be a deterrent.

Very interesting. Will be lurking hard.