Some of the stuff is kinda creepy. There seems to be some connecting clues to different 'drownings'. Oddly enough many of them based back to Duluth drownings. Maybe it is a serial killer but who knows. some things just seem weird.
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Some of the stuff is kinda creepy. There seems to be some connecting clues to different 'drownings'. Oddly enough many of them based back to Duluth drownings. Maybe it is a serial killer but who knows. some things just seem weird.
Look at all the stuff that is the same in these deaths. Seems like something there to me, regardless of a smiley face. i.e. young, college aged men, drowning, many/most intoxicated. I mean, what the heck? Did you read the last link i posted? Where are all the drunk college women who are drowning? how about old guys who are drowning while drunk?
I'm not saying the SFK was at all involved, but to rule it out completely is stupid. Just because every death isn't the same doesn't mean it couldntbe this group. The SFK stuff is really creepy and something that shouldnt be overlooked. I'm sure other serial killers didnt always use the same M.O.
Not a great point. College women are usually either traveling in groups or receiving an accompaniment on their walk home from a guy. Older guys can handle their alcohol better and are typically not binge drinking, or at least drinking to the point where most college-aged men are drinking when they party. Older guys are probably also either driving or getting a ride home after a party. It's not some conspiracy.
how many 'old' guys you been around? you forgot about riding their bike because of too many OWIs. Also, plenty of 'old' guys drinking around college campuses that walk home. Been there, done that, and seen that.
and plenty of single women are stupid enough to walk by themselves. just look at the greenbelt in clive for an example of that, but that is probably a bad example as well.
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also why is it like 95% white guys. White college guys must be the only stupid ones to not use the buddy system.
I have no agenda. I'm sorry, but I didn't realize that I wasn't welcome on this discussion. It was easy enough to sign up...I just assumed new members were welcomed.
Listen, I just have an interest in SFK and when I googled it, this website came up. If you look back, the SFK discussion started on page 11, well before my first post. I just wanted to raise some awareness and hoped that I could get some college-aged white men to raise their awareness level. From the PMs I've received today, I think I have, and so I will leave you to your sports discussions.
I can't even imagine the devastation of a parent losing the light of their life in such a way. College men need to start behaving more like the women...you are not indestructible...travel in groups, and watch what people are slipping into your drink. That's all. I hope they find Jon alive.
That is so incorrect. There are plenty of missing black people in cities too and you won't hear a thing about it.
I think your probably wrong but it is weird how intensely sure you are about this.
maybe because of the demographics midwest (especially the areas being talked about like ames, duluth, la crosse, wi) in which 95% of people in general are white?
If I would have read this a few years ago, I would have laughed at you. But...Had a buddy that was a state wrestler and a freak athlete in 3 other sports that got jumped by 4 guys in Ames and completely got the crap kicked out of him after he left a party. Has had several surgeries to fix his face and I doubt he will ever recover from it from a psychological standpoint...
new members are always welcomed, it is just unusual that one would join and make their entire first 6 posts about a missing persons case theory.
From this, it makes it sound like you just found CF while looking for more information about the SFK theory\case, but if you really were doing that, it makes it sound like you're not a cyclone fan. In which case, what's with the "CyPhy' username, other than trying to disguise yourself as one of us?
I'm not a 100% believer in the SFK theory but I did kind of research it a little after I heard about it on here about a year ago. The SFK investigators also claim graffiti besides smiley faces that tie a lot of these deaths together. I know one of the websites has a story of a guy calling family/friends and saying he was being chased by someone and they found him in a body of water, dead the next day or so. Like I said earlier, I've been intoxicated plenty in my life and never have I thought it would be a good idea to take a swim in my inebriated state and alone on top of that. Some of these guys are being found in rivers that are far away from where the victim originated.
Ya you might as well come up with something a little less obvious such as DJK or TarheelHawk:wink:
I hadn't heard of the SFK theory before I read it here a few days ago. I definitely feel as though these matters should be investigated and not discredited as tinfoil until more people look into it. Either way, to protect oneself from this supposed SFK you would need to stay in groups and be careful - things which will also help save you in the event of an accident or similar occurrence. I'm not saying that I believe in this SFK theory, but if I had a loved one go missing I would want all possible leads investigated.
Yeah, you have a problem with that. Also, leave my mom and her nervous right eye out of it.
Exactly.
With all due respect to the family and the ISU Community, I would hope that all clues and theories are pursued. I understand resources may have to be weighted towards the more traditional theories of missing persons. I also understand that looking at a problem in a unconventional way may lead to clues that help solve an unconventional mystery.
That said, I doubt Ames PD (and now the FBI) would want to discuss any "out of the ordinary" theories that may be pursued as it may cause even more wild speculation. That's fine - keep it out of the press, but be diligent about following all possible leads.
