u/LachiePhillipRyan

It seems like she went an entire hour without sufficient oxygen all while two massive syringe worths of toxin was flowing into her. Her blood and heart were already compromised so her heart is definitely having a difficult time.

Other things like the busted vein, her lungs, kidneys, and stomach all create a recipe for disaster.

Even if she was to “survive” she’d be an absolute vegetable. The brain can only go so long without sufficient oxygen and the most important surfaces are highly sensitive to deprivation meaning that her brain cells are definitely diiminised.

She’d probably have to live the rest of her drastically shortened life in a specialised facility, unable to move, speak or form new memories.

Either way she gets a much worse fate than if she was executed normally.

Dana Ramm was a very young lady from Pleasanton who was last seen at a Chevron service station and was found dead on the side of the road later on.

Reasons to suspect Colliver/ Zodiac involvement:

. Ramm lived in the same small area as Colliver

. The Chevron station in particular is a mere three-five minutes away from 44 San Gabriel Court (Colliver’s house)

. Colliver was known to threaten locals ( usually kids and young people)

. He was quite the misogynist, he had deep animosity toward women

. Colliver had piles of material depicting dead, sexualised, and enslaved women

He allegedly used to stalk his ex wife Nancy and later on would watch young couples and women (often in moments of intimacy or vulnerability)

So we have a violent, angry, and sadistic/ homicidal misogynist whom was living right next to where a young woman would be horrifically murdered.

I’m not talking putting yourself in a trap that is in the movies, but take your own flaws and imagine Jigsaw building a trap around it, then imagine yourself in said trap.

I’d be interested in listening to some podcasts I haven’t heard before.

The Patawalonga is my first big documentary project. It’s an independent micro budget film developed by me and some friends along with other enthusiasts. It examines the timelines of Australia’s most significant mystery and the subsequent events and the place where it all potentially began (the Patawalonga river in Adelaide).

I am in high school, all I have is an idea and I’m not sure how to fully create my envisioned documentary.

First, what counts as a documentary? There’s YouTube channels like LEMMINO that appears to be done all by one person with animation and original scores and those are typically considered documentaries. Is a documentary FILM however more like interviews with good enough production value?

My idea revolves around one of the biggest crime cases in Australia and that is the Beaumont case. I have began crafting a theory that revolves around a single killer named Robert Lowe and his potential connection as well as an examination of the entire case. I am wanting to go to some of the actual locations related to the case to film.

Ultimately, do I have the correct building blocks for a documentary and if anyone wants to collaborate or offer advice please feel free to comment or contact me as I am active frequently on reddit.

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