Debra Webb Faces of Evil Fan Club discussion
What kind of serial killer would you be?
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Sep 12, 2012 03:38PM
I'd like to think I'd be a methodical one that plans out every single move before it happens! And a sneaky one that keeps everyone guessing!
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I think that I would be clever enough to be someone who is in the middle of the investigation, such as, the district attorney or a detective that my colleagues would never suspect.
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I'd be methodical, but careful. I wouldn't have a signature for cops to track, and I wouldn't be picky about my victims. Being in the middle of the investigation is a great idea, too.
If I were a serial killer, first off I would eliminate the DNA. I would make the victim so they were beyond recognition. I know these days computers make it easier for more victims found in different jurisdictions to be ID'ed but I would leave them a very long way from where they disappeared and again, get rid of most means of ID. Now that being said, I feel like a horrible person for even saying that. I could NEVER be a serial killer as none of us could. There are so many evil people in the world as it is. But hey, if I decided to get rid of my spouse or lazy adult boys, not my daughter she works and acts her age, now the way I would knock them off I will never divulge.......
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Vicki have you done this before? lol I probably leave cigarette butts with my dna while watching. from reading all my crime and serial killer books id be very careful either that or dont kill anyone because im too lazy to clean up!
Before I say anything, this is awful to even contemplate and I'd never be capable of such atrocities, but to answer the question... :DI'd probably be one of those who'd go down in history as one of the most resourceful serial killers the world has ever seen. One who is so good at juggling a double life, at changing disguises, manipulating fingerprints, DNA, and one who at the same time is so OCD, no personal trace evidence is ever found. A serial killer who works and socialises under the very noses of those I planned to eliminate, someone who'd have mere minions working on the inside alongside me to do all my 'dirty' work (kidnapping, getting rid of bodies, clean up and so on), and a killer who just happens to work for an institution such as the FBI. This would afford me carte blanche in setting up unsuspecting victims to take the fall as the serial killer thereby not only destroying this person's life, but ultimately their families as well. Seeing as I'd be so far up this particular ladder, it would be child's play fronting a do-gooder persona (is that even a word?) for show of course, all the while deep down I'd just be rotten, sick and evil. And, the worst part? I'd probably get away with more than just murder. Someone as cunning as the 'Player' himself. It wouldn't surprise me if I walked away whistling because after carrying out what I've just outlined above, I'd have no soul.
My stomach has just turned in revulsion.
I'm really a sweet person, I promise! This is just pretend!!
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Aren't you looking forward to the next time the Player and Jess meet? I know I am!
Regan wrote: "Umm, Sandra, that's pretty detailed assessment for a 'sweet' person. Just kidding! ;) I'd hate to be on the case trying to track you down. Aren't you looking forward to the next time the Player an..."
LOL, Regan. See what reading 'Faces of Evil' has done to me?
I most definitely am! He terrifies the heck out of me.
I think I would like to read books written by Sandra
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Another book idea. I think the Colby Agency and Cooper Security should collaborate on a case (or maybe a mini-series) since Debra and Paula Graves live near each other and have similar writing styles. Two of my favs together would be great.
Suzy wrote: "I think I would like to read books written by Sandra"Lol, thank you, Suzy and Regan. If only I were an author and could write! I'll just have to continuously look forward to Debra's books!
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Lol, thank you, Suzy and Regan. If only I were an author and could write! I'll just have to continuously look forward to Debra's ..."
Sandra, you are too sweet!
Debra wrote: "Sandra wrote: "Suzy wrote: "I think I would like to read books written by Sandra"Lol, thank you, Suzy and Regan. If only I were an author and could write! I'll just have to continuously look for..."
See, Debra thinks I am sweet - even after what I said. (I know she's referring to my last comment, but it was worth the mention!) :)
Thank you, Debra.
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Debra wrote: "Sandra, you are sweet and a doll!":) Thank you, Debra!
Where the like button? I can't help laugh but all those folks comment made a good suggestions!
very good suggestions. im having Debra withdrawals. anyone else?
Kellie wrote: "very good suggestions. im having Debra withdrawals. anyone else?"
Yes!!!
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how far away I might have been told but remind me :-)
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thats cause we are cool cats! and we love you!
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Ditto, Kellie!
Regan wrote: "Me too! I know the ebook edition of RAGE isn't far away, but I want it NOW. LOL"I am definitely in withdrawal. I don't do ebooks, please Deb--some print books.
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Debra wrote: "I'm sorry! March 26, the first three Faces of Evil books available in print for only $3.99 each. Then April comes Rage and July and August bring Revenge and Ruthless!"Yippee!!!!!
I am confused, not unusual for me. LOL Are April, July and August the ebook release dates or paperback? If it is the paperback editions, does that mean those of us buying the ebook editions will have them sooner? Please say yes!
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Sorry, Marijane! Starting in April the books and ebooks will be released simultaneously!
