This makes sense.<\/p>\n
Observer<\/a>: Remember that one time I asked<\/a> if true-crime stories like Making a Murderer–<\/em>the Netflix doc centered on the bizarre murder of Wisconsin’s Teresa Halbach, for which Steven Avery is still in prison—<\/em> <\/em>lead to dangerous, outlandish theories based on much speculation and little evidence?<\/p>\n Well, here. we. go.<\/p>\n John Cameron is a former police sergeant and FBI cold case task force worker, who has the arrest of at least one child killer\/cannibal<\/a> on his resume. In recent years, Mr. Cameron has been documenting the history of Edward Wayne Edwards who, according to Cameron, has been killing for 66 years, each time framing a guiltless person for the crime. Now officially<\/em>, Mr. Edwards has been convicted of five murders. There is a theory, however, he committed many, many<\/em> more between 1945 and 1996, including the Zodiac Killer murders<\/a>.<\/p>\n So what are we looking at in terms of evidence? For one, Mr. Wayne Edwards was living about an hour from Mr. Avery when the murder took place. He had also already committed a murder in Wisconsin, in 1980, when he took the lives of Timothy Hack and Kelly Drew.<\/a> Furthermore, Mr. Cameron posits Mr. Edwards had a habit of committing murders on Halloween, the night Teresa Halbach appeared, and of showing up at the trials of his victims. Mr. Cameron believes he spotted the serial killer in this photo<\/a>, a still from Making a Murderer<\/em>‘s six episode.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This makes sense. Observer: Remember that one time I asked if true-crime stories like Making a Murderer–the Netflix doc centered on the bizarre murder of Wisconsin’s Teresa Halbach, for which Steven Avery is still in prison— lead to dangerous, outlandish … Continue reading