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Basic forensics.
1) Usually, if it is a targeted attack, the intended target is hit first and the rest are considered collateral damage
2) They likely know who the target was, as he/she would have been the first murdered. How would they know who the first murdered was? His/her stab wounds would not have any other victims DNA in them. Truth is, they likely know the order they were murdered. First has no DNA of others, second has DNA of the first, third has DNA of both first and second.....you see the pattern
Unless, of course, the murderer sterilized the weapon between killings. Unlikely.
Finally, they know if there was more than one murderer. Using the same forensic analysis as described above.
They know more than they are letting us know and that is so the murderer has a feeling of comfort.
They know what they are doing.
1) Usually, if it is a targeted attack, the intended target is hit first and the rest are considered collateral damage
2) They likely know who the target was, as he/she would have been the first murdered. How would they know who the first murdered was? His/her stab wounds would not have any other victims DNA in them. Truth is, they likely know the order they were murdered. First has no DNA of others, second has DNA of the first, third has DNA of both first and second.....you see the pattern
Unless, of course, the murderer sterilized the weapon between killings. Unlikely.
Finally, they know if there was more than one murderer. Using the same forensic analysis as described above.
They know more than they are letting us know and that is so the murderer has a feeling of comfort.
They know what they are doing.