5 - Developing a Pattern (audio fixed)

Serial killers are often attracted to victims who are very similar.

Maybe
they want to kill older women who resemble their mother. They were
never able to fight back against an abusive or controlling mother, so
they take their rage and frustration out on women of the same age range
that look similar. Or they are attracted to beautiful blonde super model
looking women, but they themselves are too unattractive or unappealing
to land such a person. So they Target what they can't have and strike
out. They make their unfulfilled sexual fantasies become reality. Often
in violent and forceful ways.

While trying to gather evidence for
this podcast, and examine suspects, I started to compile a list of
similar murders. One of the simplest and most plausible theories is that
Tina fell victim to a serial killer.  I started to write down any cases
from 1963 to  1983 that bore any resemblance to Tina’s case. I found
more cases than I bargained for, but narrowed them down to 10.

But what of these girls? What ties their cases to Tina's? What profile do they fit into?

 (There was a problem with the audio originally in this episode, it has been reuploaded and fixed) 

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