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Exactly. Just look at the Green River Killer. He’s not well known, but he killed 50 young women, mostly white, but also mostly runaways and sex workers.
by nostromo 6y ago
Exactly. Just look at the Green River Killer. He’s not well known, but he killed 50 young women, mostly white, but also mostly runaways and sex workers.
- aerovistae 6y agoI feel like the Green River Killer is quite well know... But even if he's not as well known as Zodiac, again, look at the victim profile: runaways and sex workers. It's not just about skin color, although for some reason both of you zeroed in on that. I specified "marginalized groups" such as [mostly black] runaways. It's about being poor, unknown, and not white.
- newnamenewface 6y ago"Yet the Chicago Strangler [1], who is still active, still operating to this day, 50+ victims, few have heard of....because he attacks marginalized groups like black runaways rather than white people." Your implication is that white people can't be marginalized. Economics cut across skin color.
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- badconvincer 6y agoBut biased police judgement doesn’t...
- whimsicalism 6y agoLOL the green river killer is quite well known and I'd never heard of the Chicago Strangler.