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Has anyone else looked into the significance of the missing boots in Louise Camirand's case? It's always troubled me that her boots and underwear were never found. Considering how meticulous the scene was, with her clothes piled nearby, the absence of these specific items seems deliberate. Could this be some kind of signature or trophy for the perpetrator? Theories around serial offenders suggest the possibility of them keeping items from victims as a twisted form of remembrance or control. If we're looking at a potential pattern or serial offender, these missing items might hold key insights. My heart goes out to Louise's family; not having these answers for so long must be such a heavy burden. Would love to hear others’ thoughts on this.
