KILLER GOOD-LOOKING KILLED MOSTLY FEMALES

Originally posted by cjbjb2702 ↑

Pinto,
further to your comment regarding observation.
Body language and visual cues tell you a lot about a person's thought processes and intent!
I refer particularly to the vision of the offender as he tries to attack a young male who then stumbles, picks himself up and runs ( very lucky boy by the look of it).
We then observe the offender almost trotting, both arms hanging down, including the arm he carries the knife in.
He appears challenged by the guy, shielding his family, he then deviates away from him.
To my mind his demeanour and behaviour is not indicative of a psychotic person with intent, it's almost like he deviates to search for a weaker target, one could almost surmise his demeanour is almost casual, it's very odd???
Yet we can only reconcile his actions in harming people, particularly a baby as that of someone who has to be either psychotic or so evil and deranged.
Obviously we havn't been shown his actions as he actually attacks someone, but again based on the limited footage he almost appears a diminutive, submissive individual, not one on a killing spree.
It's all very odd to me!
I have dealt with psychotic, armed individuals and they are scary people, usually extremely aggressive!!!

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''To my mind his demeanour and behaviour is not indicative of a psychotic person with intent, it's almost like he deviates to search for a weaker target, one could almost surmise his demeanour is almost casual, it's very odd???''

yes, you noticed the arms as well --------- most mental health nurses would be familiar with that 'kind' of gait

as to his targeting - he was reported by one person who was close to him to be 'confused'

another said he was 'raving' ---------- so, I wouldn't personally use the word 'casual'

I think he was well away with the fairies ------ but, probably jolted into some kind of instinctive self protective instinct when confronted by someone who looked like they were a threat to him or that his instinct told him - 'too big'

one can see it in the wild all the time -

I saw some wolves tracking behind some lone boar (from memory) on telly a while back -

the wolves were looking for a meal - but, they didn't have a go at the boar and gave up after a while ---------- not because they couldn't catch it - but, because they could see that it was strong running ------- too strong for them and if they'd have had a crack at it - it could have injured them

so - off they toddled looking for a weaker target

in incidents like this Bondi - it doesn't happen this way every time - sometimes, they'll attack anything if out of it enough in the head

I've always had the thought that - (if I act like I plan, that is - which may or may not happen) -----

that if I were able to stop one of these people temporarily somehow - that I would make sure that they couldn't recover and have another go

first step - IF they can't be talked down (which I've actually done - in service, more than once) - is to disable them at least temporarily - then, attack the knees -

if they can't walk - they can't come at you again
one big wack to the side of the knee with something hefty - and, that's one leg gone, if I'm still worried - take out the other one

of course - you have to be able to get to it safely ------- and that - is the hard bit

(with this guy ------ talk time would have probably been mission impossible)