And doing surveys online about the mindset of criminals. it is hard to know what is relevant but the questions remain, what was this man s motivation. will: he was posting on redit, surveys out to criminals, if you did it, why did you do it? what was your mental mindset afterwards. if you got away with it how did you get away with it? he was trying to do research on something that was dysfunctional in his own head. two details, this white elan elantra, they zeroed in, the other aspects, family genealogy and dna, he doesn t have a criminal record, there wouldn t be dna filed for him but there was family dna they tied to his family tree. between that and the white elantra you get this creepy,
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If you are interested in family genealogy, it will be shown on the website. if you are missing a gap on the family history, it may soon be plugged. hello. whilst parts of eastern england have seen temperatures up to 18 degrees today in some occasional sunshine, such a different story across southern southwestern parts of scotland and cumbria, a met office amber warning for heavy rain that continues through the night and into tomorrow. rain totals mounting just look at the rainfall picture as it s developed through today, look at the rain continuing across many of the same areas. so as those totals mount, the risk of flooding and disruption will increase. so this is the picture through the night. this weather system is not moving, it is impacting more of northwest wales. further north in scotland, in northern ireland, you may catch a shower but actually quite a bit of dry weather. some spots dipping into single figures. to the south of this area of rain, a lot of cloud around, wind,
The memoirs of Japanese anarchist and anti-colonial activist Fumiko Kaneko, written while she was in prison, where she died most likely by suicide in 1926.