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This sounds like a good old coverup lol. Seriously? The assistant? Because he stole tens of thousands of dollars and got a payment plan setup for it? And then w

This sounds like a good old coverup lol. Seriously? The assistant? Because he stole tens of thousands of dollars and got a payment plan setup for it? And then what, he goes and uses an electric saw to dismember the body? Right. That's probably how it happened. It's much more likely that the assistant was either blackmailed or paid a much larger amount by a 3rd party to carry this out, potentially stealing the money from him to provide an alternative motive. The way the crime was carried out might be some signature card that people involved will recognized and see as a warning.

d33lio 6y ago
I hate to admit it, as someone who previously lived with a friend who took mental health nose-dive and ended up a conspiracy theory nut, the practical side of my mind leads me to support this kind of theory. Of course, we'll never know for sure, but how many PA's have cartel hit man level knowledge of disposing a body? The thought that someone would kill someone with this level of professionalism without external leverage is questionable. Especially since only tens of thousands of dollars was involved in the alleged strife. If I were looking for a perfect fall-guy, this is a home run of a way to knock someone off and then have a "lovers revenge" type cover sweep everything out of the limelight.
- camjohnson26 6y ago
  He didn’t dispose of the body, and the article makes it clear that he returned the next day, after killing him on Monday.
  - d33lio 6y ago
    Having read that now, I'm starting to think he was on some serious drugs the day it happened (most people aren't going to be able to stomach chopping up a human, led alone an animal) and then slowly lost it a number of days later.
    - christiansakai 6y ago
      My own anecdote. I hated frogs and disgusted by them. I don’t like frogs because I saw them chopped alive when I was a kid in a wet market in Asia, my mom brought me there to accompany her grocery buying. I think I was a first or second grader elementary. Then I became a senior high schooler, and we had a biology class where we need to open up a frog. It was a group project. After I opened up the frog, there’s no way for us to fix the frog anymore. Then I rip the frog even more apart, from skinning it completely to cutting it in many ways to the bone and skull to “learn more”. My friends in my group were a bit horrified with what I did and they said I looked like I enjoyed it. It was until a few days later it dawned on me like “how was I able to do that without any disgust, not only that, but with an interested curious somewhat happy look on my face? I am a psycho!”
camjohnson26 6y ago
I don’t see how this type of speculation is helpful. People in the original thread were convinced this was a professional hit an because the guy used a saw and had a duffle bag, even though professional hitmen would know how to dispose of a body and not show up on camera.
rsynnott 6y ago
Most murders don't happen via an elaborate conspiracy; they happen for very mundane reasons.
renewiltord 6y ago
Oh yeah, definitely. All according to keikaku. In fact, what's really likely is that that 3rd party is being manipulated by lizard overlords to make us believe there are still humans with agency in the world when actually they have brainwave modifiers that override everything we want to do. With Neuralink, I won't even be able to say these seditious things. Celebrate your last few moments of free will!
- steffan 6y ago
  Nonsense! The lizard overlords are only pawns in a much larger scheme
valuearb 6y ago
He stole $100k and was fired from his highly paid job. Kid was probably totally broke. And why would the kid steal the money to “provide a motive”? Paid killers aren’t pokinhv to establish motive. That’s crazy town territory.

d33lio 6y ago

I hate to admit it, as someone who previously lived with a friend who took mental health nose-dive and ended up a conspiracy theory nut, the practical side of my mind leads me to support this kind of theory. Of course, we'll never know for sure, but how many PA's have cartel hit man level knowledge of disposing a body? The thought that someone would kill someone with this level of professionalism without external leverage is questionable. Especially since only tens of thousands of dollars was involved in the alleged strife. If I were looking for a perfect fall-guy, this is a home run of a way to knock someone off and then have a "lovers revenge" type cover sweep everything out of the limelight.

camjohnson26 6y ago
He didn’t dispose of the body, and the article makes it clear that he returned the next day, after killing him on Monday.
- d33lio 6y ago
  Having read that now, I'm starting to think he was on some serious drugs the day it happened (most people aren't going to be able to stomach chopping up a human, led alone an animal) and then slowly lost it a number of days later.
  - christiansakai 6y ago
    My own anecdote. I hated frogs and disgusted by them. I don’t like frogs because I saw them chopped alive when I was a kid in a wet market in Asia, my mom brought me there to accompany her grocery buying. I think I was a first or second grader elementary. Then I became a senior high schooler, and we had a biology class where we need to open up a frog. It was a group project. After I opened up the frog, there’s no way for us to fix the frog anymore. Then I rip the frog even more apart, from skinning it completely to cutting it in many ways to the bone and skull to “learn more”. My friends in my group were a bit horrified with what I did and they said I looked like I enjoyed it. It was until a few days later it dawned on me like “how was I able to do that without any disgust, not only that, but with an interested curious somewhat happy look on my face? I am a psycho!”

camjohnson26 6y ago

I don’t see how this type of speculation is helpful. People in the original thread were convinced this was a professional hit an because the guy used a saw and had a duffle bag, even though professional hitmen would know how to dispose of a body and not show up on camera.

rsynnott 6y ago

Most murders don't happen via an elaborate conspiracy; they happen for very mundane reasons.

renewiltord 6y ago

Oh yeah, definitely. All according to keikaku. In fact, what's really likely is that that 3rd party is being manipulated by lizard overlords to make us believe there are still humans with agency in the world when actually they have brainwave modifiers that override everything we want to do. With Neuralink, I won't even be able to say these seditious things. Celebrate your last few moments of free will!

steffan 6y ago
Nonsense! The lizard overlords are only pawns in a much larger scheme

valuearb 6y ago

He stole $100k and was fired from his highly paid job. Kid was probably totally broke. And why would the kid steal the money to “provide a motive”? Paid killers aren’t pokinhv to establish motive. That’s crazy town territory.