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Has anyone else been puzzled by the discovery of the Curriers’ car? The fact that it was abandoned in a parking lot so close to their home makes me wonder if Keyes was already in survival mode, moving quickly and not wanting to risk being seen with it. It's chilling to think about how calculated he was—leaving the car right under everyone's noses while the search was underway. Yet, for some reason, the connection wasn’t made sooner. I get that hindsight is 20/20, but it’s eerie how those small details can seem so glaring after the fact. Anyone have any thoughts on why he might have left it there specifically, rather than distancing himself from the area completely?
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I've been following the Currier case for a while now, and one detail that really puzzles me is how calculated Israel Keyes was in his crimes. It's chilling to think that he traveled far and wide, stashing "murder kits" in various states just waiting for the right moment. The fact that he picked Vermont, a place not typically associated with rampant crime, makes me wonder if he specifically targeted areas where residents felt safe and unsuspecting. This randomness is terrifying—it makes you question just how secure our communities really are. It’s a grim reminder that evil can lurk where you least expect it. Anyone else feel this way about the way Keyes operated?
