Robert Sigg, dad of accused killer Austin Reed Sigg: Words of remorse, more on criminal past

 @mlswogan Westword deleted almost all my posts on this case. Suspicions confirmed. I am going to give you a gift. I will transfer your entire site to Wordpress and then give you the log-in info. I will do the categories. Once you log-in you can  change the password and you won't hear from me again on this matter. Deal?

 mlswogan .  He was also studying mortician forensics, science forensics at best.  He did have girlfriends, he did attend a youth group church, he did live in the same neighborhood as Jessica. I felt that Jessica knew her killer and trusted him.  She had less than a 2-min walk to the park to meet w/schoolmates and walk to school.

When I first learned about Jessica's abduction and the horrific find of her mutilated body, my thoughts went back to a few months earlier when I profiled killer(s) that had beheaded dogs and strategically placed the carcasses so they would be found.  I predicted it had to be someone who was young white male, attended church, was pleasant and quiet, he had above average intelligence, but he couldn't keep a girlfriend or he didn't get a long well with women; plus, he worked at a vet clinic or hospital. 

I posted my killer(s) profile, in early summer 2012.  It was in response to postings that a person(s) had beheaded and mutilated dog carcasses.  One beheaded dog was strategically placed in an open space field (about 20mi) north of where Austin lives in a town called Louisville, CO.  The other beheaded dog, was strategically tied to a board and found floating down the Poudre River (west of Ft. Collins, CO)

According to the report, the beheadings and mutilated killings were intentional and done with great precision.   It was apparent, the killer(s) intended for the dog carcasses to be found. 

I also mentioned that the killer(s) was probably watching the news reports to see how the public would respond. And, that the killer(s) were practicing their skills for a kidnapping of a young woman to kill and mutilate in the very near future.

Here's what has been reported about Austin now, he was obsessed with forensic sciences, and he liked to study the decaying of dead carcasses, noted in his forensic studying courses. 

In May 2012, Austin is identified as the person who tried to abduct a young female jogger, but she was strong enough to thwart his attempts.  Another young woman reported that she saw Austin, in previous months, in the same park, with two male friends.  This woman had her Pitbull (looks like a mix with Boxer/Pitbull) with her.  She did not pick up good energy from the trio. Having her dog with her, probably saved an unfavorable encounter.  This is the same park they found Jessica’s body.

As a woman, and I myself being victim of a kidnapping/rape when I was younger, I swore I would not let this ever happen again.  I’ll speak for only myself, but I believe women have the senses to predict danger, especially after living through one.  Because I was lucky to live through it, I have learned to listen to my gut instincts.  I have camped, mtn biked, jogged and hiked alone many times in the mountains, on open-space trails, and only had one encounter back in '98 from a man that came out of know where to do what?  I don't know.  He startled the F* out of me and I was riding my mtn bike up a steep hill.  When he wouldn't take his hand off my back, I stopped my bike to confront him; basically I was going to chew him up and spit him out.  But, he took off running down the mountain trail.  While I could have blasted down the mtn after him, I chose not to.  The whole thing just threw me for a loop, and I did report the incident to JEFFCO Open Space.

My whole jest of this post is to say, Jessica was abducted by a man, yes a Man, who he "the killer" knew she could not thwart off.  She probably didn't even have a chance to fight for her life, and this bastard knew it.  The fact that he mutilated and beheaded her, makes me think he is the same guy who was practicing in earlier months with the dog mutilations.

All of his friends have nothing but nice things to say about Austin; never would suspect it. But, I think most murderers do not fit societal profiling by what murderers are supposed to look like, as in first impressions.  A monster that kills and does such horrific crimes does not look like a monster and the boogey man of distorted physical features, if you will.

I too like learning about science forensics, and if I were not so much older now, I would probably study the field to work in the profession.  However, I am a bit squeamish when it comes to such studies that include dismembering, operating, etc.  I could barely handle the dissection of the frog in 9th grade science class. So, luckily, I stick with my current field working with computers.  But, I would love to learn more about computer forensics. 

I think what is most discomforting, is a person never knows what is going on behind your neighbor’s closed door.  As the media reports more and more programs about killers’ that kidnap and kill their victim in their (killers) home; it just seems more and more of a twisted and sick society.  With that being said, I hold on to the purity of human kindness and believe that most people are not killers’ in normal disguise, but instead, most people are protectors and care takers and strive to make this a better world.

 @mmjfreedomusa I think you are quite crazy...highly unlikely there are two people willing to do something so sick. And who the hell would buy body parts???? You should join the FBI. 

 @mmjfreedomusa OMG I can't believe the cops are ignoring you! It's not because you have been awake for 3 weeks on a meth binge is it? I doubt it has anything to do with the paranoid delusional meth induced psychosis.  

 @Thinkaboutit 

The Fox31 article linked above mentions, among many other things, that "Robert Sigg’s trouble with the law includes a federal conviction for bank fraud in 2004."

That's *eight* years ago, not 30. He also had restraining orders filed against him by his common-law wife (after divorcing Austin Sigg's mother) in 2001 and 2003 for domestic violence.

These are just two examples from the linked article. You can argue whether or not these things are relevant to Austin Sigg's alleged crimes, but these are not simple "stop sign violations".