Der Mensch Jens Söring
15.02.2015 um 23:31Anzeige
Two days before Christmas in 1984, Elizabeth Haysom, a freshman honor student at the University of Virginia, wrote her boyfriend, Jens Soering, about her parents: "Would it be possible to hypnotize [them], do voodoo on them, will them to death?" she asked, adding, "I think I shall seriously take up black magic. . . I despise them so much." One day later she mentioned them again: "My parents are going mad. We can either wait till we graduate and then leave them behind, or we can get rid of them sooner."Wird das bei Englade auch so erwähnt?
Allowing for the vagaries of the postal service, it took ten days for Soering, also a UVA freshman and honor student, to respond. "Yes," he replied, "voodoo, etc., is possible." Then he seemed to expand upon the topic. "The fact that there have been many burglaries in the area opens the possibility for another one with the same general circumstances, only this time the unfortunate owners. . . " leaving the sentence uncompleted.
Comtesse schrieb:Wahrscheinlich bereut er es auch, dass er am Tatort so emotional und kopflos agiert hat, das passt nicht zu dem kontrollierten hochintelligenten Mann, der er normalerweise war und ist.Oder dies ist ein weiteres Indiz, dass EH mit am Tatort war und Stress gemacht hat, schnell das Haus zu verlassen, er war ihr ja hörig, allein hätte er vermutlich den Tatort anders verlassen.