Citat:
Hi, and welcome to the group!
Are you Sector7 ?
I think you make some major mistakes in your reasoning.
1. You think that PM is like you, and would have done everything like you, or it is not valid. However there are very many reasons why this kind of reasoning is not vaild.
2. Your reasoning of what should have been planned, if it was or had been planned, takes into account retrospective information and you assume that everything we know now would have been known to PM ahead of the incident.
3. You state that you would not forget the clothes. How can you know that? Have you never made a mistake or forgotten something? You assume that if the deed was not perfectly committed, it was not planned, that is not sound reasoning.
4. Your reasoning seems to be that the deed cannot have been planned because the traces where not cleared or cleaned in a proper way. But you pay no attention at all to the possibility of PM calculating on not really being a suspect. Whether he thought, and had planned, that everyone would believe KW had left the sub on the thursday evening, never to be found again. The body hidden on the perfect spot, that had already been "cleared" in his team who had discussed that several times on their "scientific nights", that they joked about calling "crime nights".
5. You forget that he had indeed " prepared a partly reasonable story", that he had left KW off at Refshaleöen on thursday evening. (He just wasn't smart enough to make the story work, or, he thought too much of himself, to care about making it work, nevertheless, the story was there and it was perfectly reasonable apart from PM's own mistakes that gave him away).
More specifically, the story you present is basically the same story PM already presented. Only thing is you leave out the head injury (since you now know the body was found and did not have this injury) and you replace that with a cut off cable. Your story would not change anything in reality for PM. Also, the cable would most likely not at all be cut off, and the hatch would surely not come to a tight seal, in such a situation, and a reconstruction would have shown that.
You say that you think PM murdered KW in sudden anger, but you fail to present how such a sudden attack made in anger causes KW to die, without anything showing up as a cause of death in the autopsy. A fatal attack made in anger, usually involves exaggerated violence or blunt force to the head, strangling could be an alternative in such a case but then requires a continuous action for quite a while, and is less momentarily. Still, there is no cause of death established. The only possibility I have been able to find, given the circumstances, is that she bled to death. And if so, it certainly wasn't something that happened in "the heat of the moment". Also, there are no signs at all, not from the corpse, not from the crime scene,and not at all, in any way, from the suspected perpetrator, that we have heard of, indicating any actions whatsoever in trying to save KW's life after this "suspected" killing in the "heat of the moment", after which moment, the perpetrator, PM, could have been expected to come to his senses and try to redress his deeds, if it was something that happened in the "heat of the moment". Instead, he has the taken the opportunity to desecrate the body in some extremely horrible ways. I really can't get that puzzle to fit. But it would be interesting to hear how you think PM actually killed KW "in the heat of the moment". How did he go about doing that?
Btw, PM used steel pipes not aluminum, to sink the body and parts.
