Murder in Belgium linked to 'Death Note' manga

Well as I can see, a lot of people are interested in this case, as am I. Just because I am interested in this case doesn't mean that I am "Playing Detective" I am just simply helping out in the case and anyone who wants to hear what I have to say. I'm not here to rant on how Kira is evil and stuff like that, I just making a point, but that doesn't mean that I am a Kira supporter. You would probably say I am like most of the detectives on here, (or so they say) but there is one thing that separates me from most of them. I have been a detective for 3 years. I am more experienced then they are.
I'm not going to put my thoughts on what the police should do on here cause it will take up space and I don't want to be a nuisance. I will only if necessary.

- Ze

I must say that the murderer, whoever he was,

1.) Lives in the area, circa 2 cities from the scene of the crime.

2.) Walked that distance, as indicated by

a.) No smell of gasoline... if the area had never had a car over it, the smell would have been there.

b.) Cars leave heat trails that stay for over 48 hours.

c.) No bike equipment was found in the vicinity that was unaccounted for.

1a) Had a bike been the vehicle MO, there would have been signs.
Dead bodies carted on a bicycle, if not receiving attention, do
drop at least dead skin cells that were NOT found.

1b) Rubber flakes off when you start a bike up, and none was found.
This indicates that more time than police have acknowledged was
used to prep the body for the death, having to manually ship the
body via box, or, more likely, in a bath of sorts, which catches
blood.

3.) The body was stored in a controlled atmosphere for longer than 3 days.

a.) While preserving the body, this would have kept conditions ideal for
ensuring minimal loss of skin cells and maximum loss of identifying
features. This, of course, presupposes that
1a) The victim lacked certain features as tattoos and piercings.

b.) Hair has extremely stunted growth, but does not fall out naturally,
when a person dies. Therefore, to have eliminated traces of hair
that would have automatically identified an individual, the murderer
must have shaved all hair, then used tweezers to remove them.

c.) No blood was ever found. For a murderer, the best way to acheive
this is simply to dump the body in a tub, and suck the blood out,
much the way morticians do to dead bodies. This also disguises the
identity of the murdered individual, because blood loss is well known
to give a lighter pigment to people.

4.) The police investigation method was tailored by the murderer to allow her to get off easy.

I'll get to why I say 'her' in a second.

a.) The murderer rid herself of incriminating evidence

1a) There is no hair, an identifying feature

2a) Blood has been removed.

3a) The leg hair has been shaved... which could have identified hair color and thus set up a list of who was murdered and who could be suspects.

b.) Employed tactics limit the suspects

1a) Travelers would logically be selected and detained... the murderess would have known that

2a) Removed blood indicates access to a plumbing store or store with plumbing access. Or personal usage, which can not be verified without a warrant that can't be verified without that information, etc

3a) The murdered person was close to the murderess. The reasons I say this are simple: 1) There is no sign of a bump or force, which would not be removed by the time of discovery and 2.) No individual came forth saying that a relative or friend had been missing for some time, which begs the question of who could know.

4a) Assuming that point 4b3a is accurate, the only way that the murderess could hold an alibi is to state that the friend, relative, or so on left via car. Not plane, which is trackable, but car. This supports the notion that the murderess lives within two cities of the incident, and gives an alibi in that it is acceptable to not hear from another person on a trip for a couple of days without thinking that something wrong has happened.

5a) Death Note references. Fine. Understood. Let's think about this... you've got a murderess who has killed the individual, dropped not one spot of blood, and dropped not one piece of hair, and never let a single skin cell hit the ground. This same person accessed the murder scene in a time that nobody would be around, in a place very few would suspect, using a transportation method for herself and the body in such a way that it's untraceable. Finally, this SAME person has not been caught. Statistics show us that the majority of people who watch anime, particularly Death Note, are male teens.

Come on. It's not a huge leap of faith to believe that this same person didn't have the foresight to throw the police off the trail by leading a clue in the wrong direction, much like something out of Agatha Christie.

****CONCLUSION****

The killer is quite cunning, and though the body statistics seem to indicate a medical joke, it's not. Additionally, the killer was intelligent enough to use that as an advantage, and throw suspicion on this whole murder. If I were the Belgian police, I would investigate

- Women
- Those with access to plumbing tools or water line construction.
- Have lived in the area for longer than three years prior to the incident.
- Ages 20 - 35
- Those with freezers
- Mortician receipts
- Rented cars in country
or
- Incoming flights w/o rented cars
- Two cities radius of city with body

Roxas out.

It isn't that impossible that a fan of the Death Note seires could have found the bodies and put the note there, just to shake the police up?
I mean, it would cause alot of problems. Especially if people start copy catting the copy cat. And who wouldn't want to stir things up?
It wouldn't be to odd for it to be a prank by a teenager, or some other adolesant. Though, it is terrible for it to happen, at all.

~The Magical Meow Mix Monster~

Last time i checked murder was still murder. The mass murder is not Kira. I'll go as far as to say that much.

in no way am i trying to solve this case, it is dead and most likely a prank, but here are some things i have deduced from the things i have read: if it was a prank, would someone really want to take the time to cut up a possiblity of 2 corpses? where the torso was a male but could the thighs possibly could of been a female since they were shaven, where they never said the size of the thighs to the torso. It was reported that someone had seen a man laying at that sight a few days earlier, why would he be cut up a few days later? The notes make no sense to me, why 2? But the prank makes sense, since Deatrh Note was released around that time in Belgium and could of possibly just have been a misspelling on the notes. These are what i have found that other people seemed to of missed. Thank you for reading, and hop that you could find these facts interesting in you "investigations". Good hunting.

N

Just to let all you "L"s know, if you were L you wouldn't be dumb enough to give out your IP address...

lol lol lol lmao think about it every one there is a death note (by this i mean the series and perhaps it has created followers and if u think about it thell never catch kira cause he will be a mental desies once they catch a suspect therll just be another murrder in wich a sepret person following the same rules by wich kira kills would kill freeing the first person and since the 2 people are seprate neather can mess the other one over and so on and so with infent kiras or u could say 3rdkira/s so in conclushion there was a death note drped and people are picking it up lol may all humans fall to each other by there own hate and greed

There is a FINE line between fiction and reality, folks. You're not L--you're not Kira--let's keep it that way.

You're all a bunch of morons. Stop blaming and/or trying to act like fictional characters and get a hold of reality. Crimes like this (if it is, in fact, a crime and not a hoax) are usually caused or commited by people who don't have the discretion to separate fiction from reality.

To me it sound like a hoax considering that there are VERY few facts to support the assumption of a crime; not to mention that it "took place" near a school where brash medical students have plenty of access to cadavers. Of course there must be security so close to the beginning of the term, but college students tend to be a little bold. Not to mention that no one is under surveillance 24/7.

Either way, details are all important. It's been months now, and the case is still unsolved. The assumption that it may be a serial killer is absurd if nothing else has taken place during this long period of time to give merit to that theory. Oh, and I would advise anyone who wants to claim that they're a supposed genius from a fictional series to actually act like a genius. You know, use propper grammar and spell the word correctly.
*Sigh*

and then if a dude really was killed its not cool to pretend to be L and figure out ways it happened.

p.s.

if L had any balls he woulda ran up on yagami in the first place. maybe that's why he acts like a gimp, cause he has no balls.

Using a simple DNA examination the police can find if this was indeed a murdered person, but without them revealing a missing persons' list to the media, not to mention some of the people on it would be women and therefor disimissed from the case, it is hard to deduce if this is in fact a true case. The small chance of a medical student prank is still there, and the fact that a college is close to the park makes it more likely. If this truly is a murder case, I welcome the challenge. Good Day.

~L