Hey everybody welcome back to cold case murder mysteries. I'm your host Ryan Kraus

joining you once again for part six of the Delphi murders.

So we're just going to jump right into this one.

Now in the last episode, I think I left off with talking about rumors related to the crime scene, specifically pertaining to the bodies.

Now, the only thing I saw among the highlighted items from the helicopter footage was Abby. I felt the image of her was recognizable enough to say it could very

well be her. In terms of the claims like a teddy bear being at the scene, one so large it would have been brought beforehand, that might be a little bit over the top.

That probably didn't happen.

But again, we don't know because everything pertaining to the crime scene is a rumor, with the exception of some of the information that might have leaked by way of people who were searching.

No, undoubtedly, if the perpetrator left items at the scene,

meaning beyond the bodies, I believe they would be symbolic of childhood, death, and

rebirth as those are the main themes seemingly present in this

narrative.

I would of course also expect that there would be a religious component to the crime scene.

The area in which they were killed would likely serve not only as a murder scene for him,

but also a makeshift church and womb. I think of the posing of bodies as sort of a funerary

process involving only his narcissistic needs. It's a private funeral, a service for the killer because the child's death he's

mourning is the one still living inside him emotionally who refused to die and

lay at rest.

So this moment for him has emotional importance beyond the rage aspect of his catharsis.

Now after the killings comes thoughts of guilt and mercy. He begins

to reflect so as he can't share his feelings emotionally, like we've talked about extensively, what he will do

is share them physically to compensate. He leaves things at the scene related to why he did this. But more importantly, he's leaving those things

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