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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Santrail Lowe's murder case closely, and something that's been on my mind is how crime scenes are chosen or end up where they are, like the junkyard where she was found. It makes me think about the patterns in these kinds of cases, especially with someone like Eddie Lee Mosley possibly being involved. Why do you think secluded places like junkyards or abandoned lots are so commonly chosen in these cases? Is it more about opportunity, or is there a larger pattern we should be examining? It's chilling to consider how many of these sites were nearby places Mosley frequented and the ease with which such tragic events went unnoticed there. My heart goes out to Santrail's family. It's so devastating that they’ve waited so long for justice and clear answers. It pains me to think that her life was taken away in such a brutal manner and left in such a desolate place. Would love to hear what you all think about these crime scene choices or any other insights you might have on this aspect. Thanks for discussing this with me.
