Particularly chilling episode showing yet again the failure of the Justice system.
A Texas multiple murderer (3 teens) is convicted and sentenced to death in 1961, ducks, dodges and weaves until the 1990s, when he is let loose (sentence earlier reduced to "Life") because of overcrowding.
Dead women start showing up again.
A really bad scene that points up the predatory "target of opportunity" mindset where he is cruising with his buddy at night
and spots a woman washing her car at a car wash. They pull in they next stall and he goes over to the Condition White woman, grabs her by the throat and abducts, rapes, and murders her. All I could think of was "If only she carried."
The one scene that prompted me to post this is one that I have to believe was staged. It was where this animal bogs down a victims car, walks to an isolated house and asks the woman for a meal. (Oh oh)
The camera is looking over his shoulder into the living room as they talk. There's the husband sitting in a chair, reading a paper, with a pump shotgun leaning against his left armrest.
I don't think any of us, even those in Condition "Orange" sit around at night like that.
To me, it sure came across that because he saw the shotgun, nobody there was hurt. I'd like to think somebody on that show did it intentionally - a not-so-subtle pro-gun message.
Anybody else see it and noticed that?
A Texas multiple murderer (3 teens) is convicted and sentenced to death in 1961, ducks, dodges and weaves until the 1990s, when he is let loose (sentence earlier reduced to "Life") because of overcrowding.
Dead women start showing up again.
A really bad scene that points up the predatory "target of opportunity" mindset where he is cruising with his buddy at night
and spots a woman washing her car at a car wash. They pull in they next stall and he goes over to the Condition White woman, grabs her by the throat and abducts, rapes, and murders her. All I could think of was "If only she carried."
The one scene that prompted me to post this is one that I have to believe was staged. It was where this animal bogs down a victims car, walks to an isolated house and asks the woman for a meal. (Oh oh)
The camera is looking over his shoulder into the living room as they talk. There's the husband sitting in a chair, reading a paper, with a pump shotgun leaning against his left armrest.
I don't think any of us, even those in Condition "Orange" sit around at night like that.
To me, it sure came across that because he saw the shotgun, nobody there was hurt. I'd like to think somebody on that show did it intentionally - a not-so-subtle pro-gun message.
Anybody else see it and noticed that?