Comments by "" (@derekeliopoulos2670) on "JCS - Criminal Psychology" channel.

Doubt I'd ever be able to do this. Even with the clues and inconsistencies there, I'd be too worried about the off chance I was wrong and pressuring a real victim.
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@BlahChen We know nothing about the nature of their relationship, but from the sounds of it he was trash anyway. Too many unknowns to judge her character, and also she lost her life in the end so we have plenty reasons why we shouldnt draw conclusions about her
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@BlahChen At the end of the vid it also turned out he was seeing 3 other women at the time. I get that your trying to say that the dead dont immediately become saints, but she seemed at least more sweet than him, and 'radiant' is more of a description of beauty than virtue. Either way, I'd just rather not speak ill of the dead. If you've had a family member die as a public figure, you'll see some really awful things add insult to your injury, and it's a terrible injury to insult too. I'm gathering that you're not that kind of person, nor want to be that and just want to illuminate another avenue of truth that seems overlooked. It's true that we're a bit more forgiving of the dead, but it's for good reason, and there's not much to gain in speaking ill of them.
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@BlahChen Ok, glad we could come full circle on this :)
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As morbid as this case is, if it saved your life it makes her life lost less in vain. Abuse in any sense is gross and deserves to be looked at and scrutinized and known so it can be beaten. Gives some merit to your field of study too, or at least that class.
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@shelbylovescats Yes! I know what happened and I've said nothing contrary. I thought we were on the same paige?
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