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Yeah, the causes of the victims death is strangulation, not blunt force trauma, which is how I saw the connection to the phone cord in the first place. I attribute his to his sexual fethish for rope/strangulation, and his childhood abuse of “my father turns bad behind the wheel so do I” is just...

Yeah. This is my theory as well that the phone cord as well as the taxi receiver cord is the trigger and he lost the urges because of digitalization causing phone and taxi reciever to be wireless. Even though I don’t think it has to be black (the last panel shows that the cord is white)...

Unfortunately, it was pretty clear that the taxi driver captured him and murdered him too. I had a theory on the first chapter too that the taxi driver won’t be the serial killer and he just would capture the victims similar to what the old man detective planned to do so I was disappointed too...

So driving a toy car does not cause his urge to resurface, I’ll stick to the theory that he just have a strangulation fetish, the phone cord is the trigger (which lost due to digitalization and wireless age), and his childhood abuse is just his BS excuse

Yeah, I think with that level of details and the reference of it, I think the author might be doing it on purpose as an important hint. After I looked back at the panels about the phone, I realized there is also emphasis on his taxi responder cord that looks like a phone cord. With how all of...

I do agree that the people from TV’s statement is important in some way but I think the profile of the victims are just red herring for the second statement. I think the important part of is that all of the victims are strangulated and abandoned (not blunt trauma) and it makes me relook at the...

Abuse victims become a serial murderer is a common trope that is based on reality but I think you made a good point that changes how I see the old man’s background in the story (other than the emphasis on phones) Given this story current plot twists, I think the author will subvert common trope...

I think you’re onto something here. There was the conversation that their family is still using an older phone model. I think this is an important point. So I looked back at the panels about the phone and I realized there is so much emphasis on the phone cord (including his taxi responder cord)...

Given the current plot twists, I have a feeling that the taxi driver will not be a serial killer criminal but will be Spica’s long term ally. We had some expectations that the old detective and the kid from previous chapter and the author might subverts that by using this psycho to fulfill that...