They found the Brooklyn Shopkeeper Serial Killer

[Imus O Sternsky]

They got the wrong guy. Thr real killer wears glasses and shaves

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

They got the wrong guy. Thr real killer wears glasses and shaves

And has monochrome skin.

[Weed]

Et tu, Clouseau?

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

I can't wait to hear more about this guy. Were all of his victims from a similar background? I wonder what his issue was with these shopkeepers.

People are fuckin' whack, yo.

[Art]

You sure about that?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Island_serial_killer

The tale is truly intriguing. Several investigators gave me this information many months ago, and it is disturbing; partly conjecture. There is a successful Long Island wholesale plant nursery which was owned by a man named Jim Bisset. He also was a driving force and part-owner of the Long Island Aquarium. I was informed by the investigators that Bisset was questioned because the burlap used in the Gilgo Beach murders came from his nursery; because his moral past was in question; because the phone number of one or more of the slain prostitutes was on his cell-phone records; and because he utilized Craig's List to procure women. The day after he was questioned, he committed suicide. A most disturbing story, and since the dead don't get prosecuted, and because the wealthy and politically powerful are often left alone, I see this as, quite possibly, the end of the story.
Sorry for the delay in responding -- I was away Wednesday and Thursday was posting brief, sporadic posts from my phone until last night.

The forums devoted to the killings are filled with bizarre, circumstantial clues and allegations, but I happen to believe the killer committed suicide months ago. I may be wrong.

[Chimney Portions]

The tale is truly intriguing. Several investigators gave me this information many months ago, and it is disturbing; partly conjecture. There is a successful Long Island wholesale plant nursery which was owned by a man named Jim Bisset. He also was a driving force and part-owner of the Long Island Aquarium. I was informed by the investigators that Bisset was questioned because the burlap used in the Gilgo Beach murders came from his nursery; because his moral past was in question; because the phone number of one or more of the slain prostitutes was on his cell-phone records; and because he utilized Craig's List to procure women. The day after he was questioned, he committed suicide. A most disturbing story, and since the dead don't get prosecuted, and because the wealthy and politically powerful are often left alone, I see this as, quite possibly, the end of the story.
Sorry for the delay in responding -- I was away Wednesday and Thursday was posting brief, sporadic posts from my phone until last night.

The forums devoted to the killings are filled with bizarre, circumstantial clues and allegations, but I happen to believe the killer committed suicide months ago. I may be wrong.

Thanks for posting this! That actually makes me feel better about the subject. Sure, if true, no proper "justice" was dispensed and the killer fled potential prosecution on his own terms, but it means he's no longer a threat and, equally as important, it means that he wasn't somebody from law enforcement who was being shielded by his own colleagues (as some of the more far out theories suggested.)

Money will always buy silence. But I'd rather hear a story of that than a story of money or notions of "brotherhood" buying the corruption of law enforcement, ya know.

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

...and, equally as important, it means that he wasn't somebody from law enforcement who was being shielded by his own colleagues (as some of the more far out theories suggested.)

[Dump Button]

How many more lives have to be taken until someone invents a Schwoogie Buzzer for serial killers?

[Chimney Portions]

Is that Dexter? Never seen it, but everybody tells me that I need to watch it.

[killallposers]

They found the Brooklyn shopkeeper murderer.





Time for a new sketch artist.

[Dump Button]

Is that Dexter? Never seen it, but everybody tells me that I need to watch it.

No. I think that is Jesse from Breaking Bad.

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

Is that Dexter? Never seen it, but everybody tells me that I need to watch it.

Yeah, that's him. You have to watch it. It's great because you know what he is, but sometimes you forget. I've gotten caught up in some of the plots where things are going really well for Dexter (in his personal life) and then I forget: oh yeah. he's gonna kill someone.

But he's the good kind of serial killer: he kills other serial killers and murderers and rapists. And once in awhile, he's wrong.

[killallposers]

Yeah, that's him. You have to watch it. It's great because you know what he is, but sometimes you forget. I've gotten caught up in some of the plots where things are going really well for Dexter (in his personal life) and then I forget: oh yeah. he's gonna kill someone.

But he's the good kind of serial killer: he kills other serial killers and murderers and rapists. And once in awhile, he's wrong.

so does that makes his personal life a noine and his professional life a two?

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

so does that makes his personal life a noine and his professional life a two?

Which profession? Being a blood-spatter analyst for the very police station hunting him or his profession of abducting and murdering other psychopaths?

I'd say his personal life is at a 3, since his wife

was murdered by another serial killer

and all his

subsequent relationships

have not ended well.

His profession at the Miami PD is probably at a 6 or 7, but only because a serial killer has to maintain a somewhat low profile.

His profession as a serial killer is probably at an 8 (as of now) because he's perhaps, finally, killed the wrong person, but that remains to be seen.

[PI Nate]

Yeah, that's him. You have to watch it. It's great because you know what he is, but sometimes you forget. I've gotten caught up in some of the plots where things are going really well for Dexter (in his personal life) and then I forget: oh yeah. he's gonna kill someone.

But he's the good kind of serial killer: he kills other serial killers and murderers and rapists. And once in awhile, he's wrong.

sometimes justice is quick and final...

[ants b list lvr]

what in the fuck?

dawg please change your avatar back..this version is literally making me want to cry....thanx <3

[King Chris]

I can see the sketch artist drawing the same guy each time no matter what the description.