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Well, whose definition are we using here, too, right? Cuz you also have Ernest over here saying that what he did
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to Linda wasn't sexual assault, and we know that's total BS. So, circling this back to Linda, what are all the
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similarities and what, like if anything, is different in these two situations? Okay, so first of all, everyone we
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talked to who has seen both Elena and Linda told us that they looked a lot alike. Both women were dark-haired, tan,
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short, like around 5 ft tall. Both women were bound, both had their throats cut.
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Now, as far as we know, Elena wasn't tied using zip ties. One of Mike's brothers remembers that it was a cord
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from the blinds. So, her attacker seems a little less prepared than Ernest was with Linda 16 years later. And I can't
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tell you if the same type of weapon was used because just like Ernest took the knife with him, Elena's [music] attacker
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did the same thing. Also, they were each attacked in their home. A child was present in each case, which might be a
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coincidence, but we know in Linda's case that Ernest used her granddaughter as leverage to make her comply.
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Could Elena's killer have done the same thing? Like, I wonder if a child in the home was something
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they were looking for rather than just like >> Right, like knowing they could use that
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kind of against >> Yeah. their victim. Rather than just like something that would happen to be
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there, right? Now, we know that Linda was sexually assaulted, but it's not totally clear if Elena was. I mean,
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according to what KSP had told other reporters in the past, she was, but Elena's brother told us something
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totally different. He said that he talked to someone in the coroner's office who told him that based on what
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she read in the report, she didn't think Elena was sexually assaulted.