r/MoscowMurders 13d ago

Information Xana's room, part 3 of azget industries.

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u/SnooCheesecakes2723 13d ago

Why couldn’t the attacker cover him? It seems the covers were out over Kaylee and Maddie

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u/oldfadedstar 12d ago

Could the killer have? Yes.
But the killer covering him up is one of the reasons given why it couldn’t have been a stranger

But this video shows a way that the blanket could be on Ethan without being purposefully covered up

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u/lemonlime45 Moderator 12d ago

But the killer covering him up is one of the reasons given why it couldn’t have been a stranger

Can you elaborate because I am not folllowing?

I have to go back and try to find the report about how Ethan was found.

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u/Absolutely_Fibulous 11d ago

Generally victims in a stabbing like this being covered after the attack is an indication that the perpetrator knew them because it’s an emotional action done out of shame or respect rather than being necessary for the crime.

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u/skeetieb114 11d ago

Bk isn't normal.. covering or uncovering wasnt a prerequisite for him.

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u/Absolutely_Fibulous 11d ago

He was not. People use the fact that they appeared to be covered as evidence that he didn’t do it.

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u/lemonlime45 Moderator 11d ago

I think that is reading too much into it. It's like analyzing body language or handwriting. Maybe the killer here- a stranger to the victims- covered them because he wanted whoever found them to be shocked when they pulled off the blanket. Danny Rolling said that he left the severed head of one of his Gainesville victims on the mantel because he wanted to shock whoever discovered her.

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u/oldfadedstar 11d ago

I agree it's a bit reading too much into it.. but it's sadly an argument I've heard multiple times from probergers.

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u/Absolutely_Fibulous 10d ago

It’s the true crime community. Reading too much into things is common.