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Originally Posted by ryangibson
All possible, but the theory of children in caves would lead me to believe that this is taking place in either Southern Germany (Alps), Austria, or Switzerland. I'll rule out Liechtenstein, the odds are against this country, due to geographical shortcomings. Chances are, Peter is from Scotland. He was convicted of child molestation in his early 20's. He spent some time in custody, but was released because the political issues of the time made his case seem less important to the elders/judges. He was extradited. With no job, he was forced to steal for his meals. Not unlike his asphyxiation with children, the stealing was largely addictive. He spent some time in Prague, where he studied music for 17 years. He taught a small music class in a town northeast of Prague. His pupils were most often children, which brought out some of his old habits. They are indeed hard to break. He was not imprisoned, but once again was shewed away. This led him to [Germany/Austria/Switzerland] where the stealing and kidnapping took place. False promises of a candy filled magical cave in foothills of the Alps along with the ever luring sounds of his pipes would put the unsuspected children in an unconscious daze. I believe that the children were raped and murdered, and you will not convince me otherwise without a pretty damn good story.
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hear that? That's the sound of doves crying.
I think we are on the apex of this mystery.
Throw out The Czech Republic - too far east.
If we only knew what the cave children wore, we could figure out if it's Austria, Germany, or Switzerland.
What we need is some sort of police record from Scotland of convicted flute-playing child molesters who traveled to Germany to find cave children and steal.
Unless, as your theory holds, he actually worked in Prague - then we need to find Scottish Nationals living in Prague (as teachers, perhaps) with criminal records for molestation.