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Has anyone else thought about the eerie connection between Alcala's photography and his choice of victims? I’m thinking specifically about the discovery of the storage locker in Seattle. It’s so unsettling to consider how many lives could have hung in the balance when he took those pictures. For Georgia Wixted’s family, I can’t imagine how haunting it must be to know her killer might have used his so-called 'art' to single out women like her. It's such a chilling aspect of his behavior — how he combined his charisma with this sinister hobby. It makes you wonder if there could be even more victims out there who haven't been identified yet. I’d love to hear what others think about this angle, especially if anyone has insights into how these photos played a role in the investigation.
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Has anyone else looked into the background of Rodney Alcala's aliases? It's chilling to think how easily he was able to blend into different communities under various names. I came across some details about how he would disguise himself and slip under the radar—moving between different states as if he was a completely different person each time. It makes me think of Georgia Wixted and what she might have felt if she had any idea of who might have been watching her. The thought that someone could be living a normal life by day and then be a monster by night is truly unsettling. Just knowing that he was released from parole that same year makes it even more gut-wrenching. I can't imagine what her family and friends went through, knowing that he was caught not long after for yet another crime. Does anyone have more information on how his aliases were actually discovered?
