Levi Bellfield

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so you didn't get a serial killer off.

When it...

He was mentally disordered.

I saw him five times.

You saw him five...

He's now, he's a se- he is a serial killer, right? He's in prison for three people.

He will never be released.

He also kept photographs of Shannon, Bella, and Celeste in his cell, which the CBI noted he talked to every morning and every night.

A Change.org petition demanding the Wisconsin Department of Corrections confiscate them went up on April 3, 2019, arguing that letting a murderer keep a trophy of his victims went against the department's own mission.

It has since collected more than 20,000 signatures.

The department declined, saying there was no legal basis for removal.

And then there is Sheila's plainest observation, which may also be the truest.

One of the basic human needs is to be known, to be acknowledged by somebody.

Her point was that if somebody wants to write to a famous person and be certain of a reply, the reliable choice is a convicted murderer, because he will write back.

She's also insistent on a point that most coverage skips.