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He actually flirted with an employee at the hostel he stayed at, probably days before the murder. But yeah, the rest seems about right.
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#82Might be fake, but looks like he may have had a dead man's switch upload a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/bdhs9g3Wwg0
look at his youtube profile pic
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Since when did making small talk become "flirting"?
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Some criminals want to get caught.
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Sometimes people do crime to be famous, this pattern would fit that.
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Yes, he's not acting rationally because he's having a mental health crisis.
If you look at his Twitter account, he disappeared a few months ago and all the replies were friends asking where he went.
(Also, he's a tpot poster, which is a kind of tech bro that likes tweeting about how great it is to do psychedelic drugs. This is bad for your mental health!)
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#90I'm weirdly not too surprised due to this belief I have that software developers would make effective criminals. A lot of this boils down to a belief I have that not getting caught in the first place is easy. Murders have something like a 50% solve rate and you can decrease your chances of getting caught with a little knowledge on how to evade common forensic techniques along with some planning. Those who get caught…
More importantly, engineers are for some reason especially likely to be terrorists.
https://eprints.lse.ac.uk/29836/1/Why_are_there_so_many_Engi...
I think it's related to old physicist brain where you decide you know everything about everyone else's field.