Hey everybody welcome back to Cole Case Murder Mysteries. I'm your host

Ryan Kraus coming at you once again for part three of the Delphi murders.

In this episode, I want to talk a lot more about the architecture of the bridge, as I think

I'll be able to guide you through a step-by-step evolutionary process that dictates the structure of Bridge Guy's approach.

But before we do that, let's consider the father-son cycle that I detailed in the previous episode, in which father and son continue to alternate

with the father above the bridge and son below it.

It just keeps going around and around in a cycle.

Now with that in mind, what theory came to bear from the symbolic resonance of that idea?

Well, that a father-son pair committed this crime, and that the father was above the bridge and the son below.

And that began from a rumor that they were communicating with one another from again up above and down below

which of course is exactly how that takes place in a biblical manner through Jacob's

latter Jesus communicating with God from down below to

up above.

At the 2019 press conference, authorities released a new sketch of the suspect, and it was shockingly different than the previous

one. Not surprisingly, the first sketch, or composite, was a middle-aged man who looked like someone's father, and the second one was a very

young man who looked like someone's son.

People started speculating that the young man in question was someone commonly referred

to as DP, a witness who changed and or recanted his eyewitness sighting of Bridge Guy multiple times after coming forward initially,

and the older sketch was apparently his dad.

And now, moving forward into the future, we've picked up a new set of father-son suspects

in the form of Tony Klein and his son, Keegan, or Kagan, however you want to pronounce it.

But look how that paranoia involving DP was born,

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