my theory: they knew who it was very quickly but let him go, while monitoring him. > why would they do that? to see who he contacted and where he went. they had no way of knowing if he'd talk after getting caught, or if he would even allow himself to be taken alive. they wanted to see if he was part of a larger network > but that would endanger the public, to let a killler stay on the loose 1. they don't care 2. he was being monitored closely 3. he targeted a ceo for specific reasons, he wasn't a danger to the general public
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