COMPILED: 2024 | PAGES: 47 | SUBMITTED TO: Scranton PD (Awaiting Response)
An exhaustive 47-page exposé conclusively identifying the identity of the Scranton Strangler. Evidence compiled over three years. The answer was in front of us the entire time.
Primary Suspect
Evidence Dossier
Geographic Overlap
All three known Scranton Strangler incidents occurred within a 4-mile radius of Creed's reported residence. Cross-referenced against his lunch routes. The overlap is 100%.
Timeline Anomalies
Creed called in sick on two of three incident dates. On the third date, he left work "early for a dentist appointment." He has no documented dentist.
The Rope
A length of nautical-grade braided rope was found in Creed's desk during a non-sanctioned desk audit I conducted in 2021. He said it was "for sailing." He does not own a boat.
Behavioral Profiling
Subject displays zero empathy, has an alias, has never discussed family, and once ate an entire raw potato at his desk without breaking eye contact with me. Classic signs.
Digital Footprint
Creed maintains a personal blog with irregular, cryptic entries. One post from 2009 reads: "Today was a good day. Nobody saw me." No further context provided. None needed.
False Identity
The man known as "Creed Bratton" is in fact William Charles Schneider. Why would an innocent man change his name? He would not. Case essentially closed on this point alone.
Investigation Timeline
SPRING 2021
Initial Suspicion
First noted Creed's behavioural irregularities following the second reported Scranton Strangler incident. Began keeping a dedicated notebook. The notebook is locked.
SUMMER 2021
The Rope Discovery
Conducted desk audit during Creed's lunch break. Discovered the rope (Exhibit C) and a mailing label with an address that no longer exists. Photographs taken. Photographs secured.
WINTER 2022
Identity Confirmation
Cross-referenced public records with known aliases. Confirmed subject's legal name is William Charles Schneider. HR was unhelpful. Did not stop investigation.
SPRING 2023
Behavioral Profile Complete
Compiled 23 pages of behavioral observation. Consulted three books on criminal psychology. Reached out to the FBI via their tip line. They have not called back. They will.
LATE 2024
Report Finalized & Submitted
Full 47-page report delivered to Scranton PD via certified mail. Also emailed. Also hand-delivered. Receptionist was dismissive. The truth does not require a receptionist's approval.
Final Conclusion
This is not a theory. This is the conclusion of three years of rigorous, largely solo investigation. The evidence is overwhelming. The authorities are slow. Justice will arrive.
— Dwight K. Schrute, Investigator