"He would be the last person to arouse any suspicion. He would confide in no one, admit to nothing, and his victim would be a target of opportunity who matches the preferred victim profile in his deviant fantasies – in the wrong place at the wrong time. The only person "on the inside" would be the perpetrator himself." Very interesting insights. But I was wondering -- don't sex offenders usually have a history of engaging in inapproprate behavior, to the extent that, *someone* may have been subject to this person's advances in the past? Also -- it still puzzles me that no one would have been walking around that campus at midnight on a weekend? That no one saw Joshua after he left that apartment?
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