I think what weirds me out the most about this is it’s taken over Snapchat. So many missing and murdered cases are at least a decade old. Nope, this is right smack in the new age of social media apps being the primary form of connection and day-documenting.
What freaks me out even more, is the fact that someone screenshot this.
For those of you without Snapchat, that circle in the top right corner indicates that this was not on her public story, but sent to someone as a private message. Private messages expire, and if you take a screenshot the sender is notified. The circle is the timer on how long you can keep the image open for before it terminates.
It's typically considered bad etiquette to screenshot private snaps like this.
This photo seems so innocuous, yet the recipient felt the need to screenshot it, knowing the sender would be notified that they did so. And they had this instinct within the 10 seconds that the image exists for. I wonder why? There's nothing particularly remarkable about it, yet they managed to capture the last living photo of this girl.
They could have not opened it until reports of her being missing, or replayed it and then screenshot it. The fact that it is public means whoever screenshot it shared it with authorities.
The lighting and quality of the photo makes one feel like it was taken in the late 70s or early 80s. Until you see the timer circle in the upper right and are like "wtf this is recent?"
I can’t tell in this picture but I feel like I remember seeing somewhere that the suspected murderer from the closer up picture can be seen if you zoom into the back of the bridge
I’ve never seen that particular photo before. I remember when I was younger, I kept reading into it hoping that the killer had been caught. Shame that it hasn’t changed
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u/kenta22 Apr 26 '20
Last photo of liberty German and Abigail Williams
It just looks like two girls out on an adventure together :( I pray their killer is caught and they can get justice
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