The killer is confused about his sexuality. He feels guilt, quite possibly from his mother. So he goes to peep shows to try to feel something toward women but all he feels is anger - anger that fuels his psychosis, that distorts and twists his view of reality.
Twists it to fit some screwy French poetry?
The killer doesn't see the world like everyone else.
How does he see it?
Differently.
Wait a second. You say this guy is angry at women, that he cruises boys but then he kills this John Doe we found burned in the forest. How does that work?
He's very confused.
Undoubtedly.
His way of dealing with it is by fulfilling a prophecy.
I don't buy it.
Uh, it's a good story but I've got to agree. Evidence just doesn't support it.
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