People Magazine Investigates - Season 6 Episode 5 - The Colorado Hammer Killer

Mon Jul 11, 2022 12:20 pm

I just watched

People Magazine Investigates - Season 6 Episode 5 -
The Colorado Hammer Killer

In 1984, a slew of brutal hammer attacks left a Colorado community in fear. It takes nearly 40 years before a serial killer is brought to justice.

these crimes all happened in Colorado, Bennet family lived in Aura Colorado, in 1984, there were several survivors, and all were home invasion, home intrusion. 3 year old Vanessa Bennet survived. She's an adult woman and she is heavily tattooed.

the killer is believed to enter via a open garage door in his victims.

which makes me wonder if Jonbenet intruder killer entered via  open garage door

in several of the crime scenes they found shoe prints, which of course was the case in The Unsolved Murder of JonBenet Ramsey.  in some cases the shoe prints were in blood of the victims, but in one case the shoe print was found outside the home in the mud.

obviously finding shoe prints, even outside the home, outside the crime scene in the mud must be carefully preserved, so while you can't say with 100% certainty it came from an intruder, it is something they may want to match with the suspect.

in Henderson Nevada 1984

this guy inside his own home sleeping in his bed





was struck in the head




outside his home



they found this




are those shoe prints found in the dirt outside the victim home evidence of an intruder?

why or why not?

are the shoe prints in the Jonbenet case comparable worse or better evidence to evidence of shoe prints in the dirt outside the home?



which is the opposite of how the shoe print in the The Unsolved Murder of JonBenet Ramsey is considered by RDI know-nothings.

in the Bennett family the young girl Melissa had semen, but they did not have DNA in 1984.

I think it's worth watching for anyone interested in The Unsolved Murder of JonBenet Ramsey.

obviously the DNA of this perp did NOT match the DNA found on Jonbenet, however it is clear that home intruders who enter home and kill, including killing 8 year old Melissa Bennett, exist in Colorado in the 1984 year.

here it wasn't clear what the motive was to investigators, was it robbery or something else? Bennett Family had grand parents and they didn't think anything of value was taken. in other crime scenes it seemed some items were taken.

Alex Ewing via DNA in Henderson Nevada

if my Sith Apprentice were still around I'd mention it to him, along wiht Obi Wan Kenobi, Book of Bobba Fett, Bad Batch and the Mandalorian.


in this case the FBI profile was extremely accurate.

the FBI profile that he was young white male, high school drop out and worked in construction and this was a thrill kill was all right.

the statue of limitations expired on many of the crimes, but not murder.

they should execute the sucker