The victim? never, never. he never had sexual activity. activity with the victims, never. spezi had also seen that fbi profile of the monster and thought it just didn t match pacciani at all. the profile said the killer was probably sexually dysfunctional. pacciani was not. probably lived alone or with an older relative. pacciani had a wife and children. and was probably in his 20s at the time of the first murder. pacciani had been almost 50. you know, from the theory of the botticelli paintings and the way of the working fbi, i prefer fbi. in 1996 pacciani s conviction was overturned and he was released. but then the monster case, already as intricate as the duomo, got even more complicated. a new witness came forward to say that he was involved in the killings. he said, we were working for somebody else who needed body parts.
Pacciani was the monster. for one thing, the gun and the knife that connected all the murders had never been found, and never linked to pacciani. what s more, spezi had been to every crime scene, and he knew the killer had to be smart, fast, skillful, nothing like the dim, drunk, overweight pacciani. spezi also saw a glaring contradiction. pacciani was a sex criminal, a convicted rapist. for the monster, mutilation seemed to take the place of sex. was there any evidence that the killer had sexually assaulted the victim? never never. he never had sexual activity. activity with the victims, never. spezi had also seen that fbi profile of the monster and thought it just didn t match pacciani at all. the profile said the killer was probably sexually dysfunctional. pacciani was not. probably lived alone or with an older relative. pacciani had a wife and children. and was probably in his 20s at the time of the first murder.