These Ipswich murders

Anyone else think it's presumptious that when talking about the murderer, they say "he"?

 

I've thought that too. Hope whoever it is is caught soon though.

 

I know but...

I imagine if you looked back at case files and stuff the majority of these crimes would have been comitted by men.

 

When it comes to murderous duo's

Like the moors murderers and maybe this case how does the initial conversation go?</p>

'Anything planned tonight love?'</p>

'No not as yet, you off to the pub?'</p>

'Well I was going to but I've got this urge to go out and strangle somebody, fancy it?'</p>

'Nah, not tonight, Coronation streets on. Tomorrow maybe??'</p>

'Ok I'll give it a whirl tonight and you can join me tomorrow'</p>

Off he skips humming the theme tune to Midsomer murders. </p>

 

It's pretty likely it's a he I would think.

Be a first if it isn't.

 

A little

Though it usually is.

Have the police said that though or just the media?

 

Didn't the Police find the murderer's DNA at one of the crime scenes?

If so that ought to determine whether or not it's a bloke.

 

Flipping heck , Stu !

That almost put me off my wine ! Almost !!(pint)

 

What I do find bizarre...........

is the CCTV footage of one of the victims on a train

Can see it on here http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/suffolk/6188321.stm

There's nobody else in the carriage and she's stood up!

 

RE: It's pretty likely it's a he I would think.... Perhaps not

58 pages here on female serial killers    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Female_serial_killers 

 

and how many of them stalked and strangled prostitutes?