Hey everyone, I've been reading up on the Investor case, and something that really sticks out to me is the eerie calmness of the perpetrator when carrying out such a heinous act. I mean, to have the presence of mind not only to murder these innocent souls, including a young family and teenagers, but then to attempt to cover it up in such a calculated manner by setting the boat alight—it just chills me to the bone. Particularly tragic is the story of Michael Stewart, just 19 years old with so much ahead of him. I truly feel for his family, who have had to live all these years without justice or closure, just memories of their son and brother taken far too soon. I'm curious, does anyone else find it strange how there was no solid evidence or witness testimony pinning this horrific act decisively on anyone else besides John Peel? His trials always seemed surrounded by so much ambiguity and yet no new suspects have emerged. It makes me wonder if new forensic technology could shed light on the remaining fragments of evidence. How heartbreaking for all the families involved to have no answers after all these decades. Thoughts or ideas on how, if at all, this case could find resolution? Also, any locals in the group who might know how the town remembers this tragedy today? Thanks for listening. ?
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Has anyone else looked into the financial aspects of the Investor? I keep thinking about what could have motivated such a horrific crime. The Coulthursts were known to be successful in their fishing business. Was there possibly any financial conflict or debt that might have led someone to commit such a brutal act? I've read in some cases financial disputes can trigger extreme reactions, resulting in tragedy. My heart goes out to all of the victims and their families; they deserve justice. I really hope that if there's anything new to be uncovered, it could finally bring some answers and peace.
