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I've been researching the details surrounding the murder of Rosalie Reisberg, and one thing that stands out to me is the lack of forced entry into her apartment. It's perplexing to think about how someone like Richard Cottingham could have gained access without any signs of breaking in. Did he perhaps knock and somehow persuade her to open the door, or was he skilled enough to slip in unnoticed when the opportunity arose? It's chilling to consider that Rosalie might have known her killer or at least didn’t perceive him as a threat in that moment. My heart goes out to her family for the years they spent not knowing and the questions that must have haunted them daily. The fact that Cottingham confessed doesn't just close a case; it underscores how crucial every little detail can be in cases like these, even if they seem insignificant at the time. Is there anyone here who knows more about how Cottingham might have operated when gaining access to his victims' spaces?
