August 3, 2019
For Alexandra
This evening the news fell like a thunderbolt: Alexandra is dead. God rest her innocent soul in peace!
The calcined bones found in the yard of the Caracal monster’s house have proved to be Alexandra’s. Have they?
Now, all the same, a long series of questions begins to arise: how, in what manner, with what “technology” did the monster manage to burn Alexandra’s body in so short a time and without the choking, heavy smoke disturbing the community?
Experts say a human body needs at least 60 minutes to be cremated in a special furnace at temperatures above 1,400 degrees Celsius. How did the monster manage to burn a body with rudimentary means? And if he managed it, why did the girl’s silver jewellery not melt there in the “barrel” (it would have vanished at 800 degrees Celsius)?
Did he cremate her there, in the yard, in a barrel? Science says it is impossible!
Then how? Has a psychopath from Caracal discovered revolutionary processes? Hardly likely…
Only now do the truly disturbing questions arise!
Did the monster have accomplices? Did he have access to an incinerator?
If so, then the purpose of the abduction was not of an obsessive-sexual order! And even the hypothesis of trafficking in human beings for sexual exploitation no longer holds (sadly, there are enough women willing to take part in the sex-for-money programme who need not be abducted… they do it out of “conviction”)!
Only one Hypothesis would remain standing: the existence of a network trafficking in human organs! Only thus would the information we already have make sense… a sense far more disturbing than the one suspected until now!
Alexandra, a young and healthy girl, could have constituted a much-coveted “trophy” for international organised crime organisations. The healthy organs of a young woman constitute a “Commodity” of fabulous value, for which the rich of this sick world would pay unimaginable sums!
The hypothesis might be strengthened by the 360 disappearances without trace of other children in this country. I hope it will not be confirmed by the case of Simona, the Roma child with a rare blood group over whom a veritable legal and media war was waged.
Another Argument in favour of this dreadful hypothesis might come from examining another case that has remained unsolved since 2005, that of Ileana Damian. Ileana, a young woman of 31, the cousin of a friend, a French teacher from Slatina, disappeared. She was found in a wood… without her organs. It was supposed that wild animals had devoured them. Only the organs?! (http://ziaruldeolt.ro/2017/06/22/un-caz-nerezolvat-de-12-ani-la-politia-olt/)
In Olt county too…
Putting the information together, the Alexandra case takes on new dimensions!
What if in Olt there is an organ-trafficking network? What if the Caracal monster had accomplices? What if the network has means not only of harvesting organs but also the appropriate technology for cremating bodies? What if…
Then the inefficiency / apparent incompetence of the criminal investigation organs would be explained!
Then the large number of children and young people who have disappeared from Olt would also be explained.
It is only a hypothesis. But it is a Hypothesis that ought now to be taken into consideration. At least now…
However it may be, the Securitate men and the systemists of the Ruleoflaw will have to give up their attempt to tighten control over society by Big Brother means.
The System ought to explain its passivity before the wave of disappearances of children, if not indeed its complicity with networks trafficking in human beings — while from year to year it has ever larger, pharaonic budgets, used only for the control of the population! And not for the protection of the citizen…
We have a duty to weigh every hypothesis before a phenomenon that is taking on the dimensions of a scourge, of a national catastrophe!
#ThisCanNoLongerGoOn!
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