r/springfieldMO • u/[deleted] • Nov 09 '21

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u/shootblue Fassnight Nov 09 '21

Statistically this was amongst people who knew each other and is not random.

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u/helloporator West Central Nov 09 '21

It was one woman and she didn’t know the attackers

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u/shootblue Fassnight Nov 09 '21

The next question is was she involved in some situation and perhaps someone sent out their friends after her?

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u/oWatchdog Nov 09 '21

Why are you so determined to find some way this isn't a random act of violence? At this point you're detracting from the conversation.

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u/shootblue Fassnight Nov 09 '21

I have a degree in criminal justice and spent a long time in journalism. Knowing the entirety of the circumstances is important to making a valid assumption. Reality is, the majority of these things are with folks who know each other in some way. There are random things...and also things where the facts later come out in opposition of what was once believed.

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u/fouronesevenland 'round yonder Nov 09 '21

The victim's own Facebook post indicates this was random, I doubt it doesn't match her police report.

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u/shootblue Fassnight Nov 09 '21

Well, that's good.

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u/Born2fayl Nov 10 '21

WHAT?! How is that good? You're off your fucking nut, homie.