“Kondro was unique in our studies and experience, the only repeat rapist-murderer who targeted the children of people he knew well. That in itself added to our store of knowledge and understanding. It opened our eyes to the idea that anyone can be a suspect and that the traditional indicators of innocence – cooperation with the police, participating in search parties, offering alibis, and all of the others – have to be evaluated in context and against the circumstantial evidence.”
