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Do you think the expensive gun and high-line car tells us anything about the murderer? Does it help us?

If the man is already driving a high-end car, why does he need to commit robberies for what are quite piffling amounts?

Until we learn more, I’m still looking to this to be more about the thrill of the kill than the robberies. I’m prepared to be proved wrong.

I can’t see how the info actually helps at all.

>2 Sergeirocks: Maybe the thrill is what drives him??? But I agree with you that he doesn't need to commit robberies. Maybe he's practicing for something bigger???

It must be as Carol says the thrill that drives him.

It makes me think the robberies are incidental. Especially with the information that the killer said ‘don’t forget to take the cashola’ seems like stealing the cash is a red herring