07-03-2019, 03:37 AM
There is no contradiction between an 'obvious' why (motivation for the crime) and a 'hard to understand' how could anyone do THAT? (regarding manner/execution of the crime). The two often go hand in hand.
It's obvious to most people why killers don't want to leave behind witnesses to their crimes, especially witnesses (including very young ones) who know their identities.
However, even when the motive is obvious and easy to understand, it's hard for a lot of good-hearted people to understand and wrap their heads around how any adult could beat and bash to death small children.
If you don't get that, fine. Fathom yourself superior and give it a rest.
This thread is about a very sad case of a young family being brutally murdered, not about poster posturing.
Fortunately, the victims' families got some degree of justice after almost a decade of waiting. Case closed.
It's obvious to most people why killers don't want to leave behind witnesses to their crimes, especially witnesses (including very young ones) who know their identities.
However, even when the motive is obvious and easy to understand, it's hard for a lot of good-hearted people to understand and wrap their heads around how any adult could beat and bash to death small children.
If you don't get that, fine. Fathom yourself superior and give it a rest.
This thread is about a very sad case of a young family being brutally murdered, not about poster posturing.
Fortunately, the victims' families got some degree of justice after almost a decade of waiting. Case closed.