Suspect In Girls Death Profiles Life On Web

The Daily Oklahoman ^ | Sunday, April 16, 2006 | Nolan clay

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PURCELL - Murder suspect Kevin Ray Underwood wrote about himself for years on the Internet, revealing he's thought about killing someone "constantly," never had a girlfriend, is a loner and takes depression medication. He calls himself "SubSpecies 23" online and displayed an interest in cannibalism. He also admits to being into porn and going to strip clubs.

Underwood, 26, confessed to FBI agents Friday that he killed a neighbor, Jamie Rose Bolin, 10, authorities said. Her body was found Friday in his apartment.

Police alleged Saturday that part of his motive was to eat her body. Police said a meat tenderizer was found in his apartment.

"I lead a pretty boring life," Underwood wrote in a profile on myspace.com.

Underwood wrote about his life the most -- hundreds of times -- on his own blog, a kind of Web-based diary.

On his profile there, he asks: "If you were a cannibal, what would you wear to dinner?"

He then answers: "The skin of last night's main course."

Another question on the August 2004 quiz was: "Killed someone in your thoughts?" Underwood responded: "Constantly."

He also wrote about his interest in comic books, computer games and cartoons.

In some of Underwood's earliest postings in 2002, he wrote about reading novels on vampires over and over.

Just before the first anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Underwood wrote how he didn't care about the deaths.

He wrote: "The same thing happened with the Murrah Building bombing ... I didn't care about that, and I don't care about the WTC. No one I know was involved in either of them, no one I know was hurt. And as long as none of my close friends or I are hurt, I don't give a ... how many people the terrorists kill."

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He wrote: "The same thing happened with the Murrah Building bombing ... I didn't care about that, and I don't care about the WTC. No one I know was involved in either of them, no one I know was hurt. And as long as none of my close friends or I are hurt, I don't give a ... how many people the terrorists kill."

COMMENT:

This sounds just like some of the crazy liberals we have in this country.

[Jeff Head]

Death sentence...quickly handed down and quickly executed. Big tall tree, short stiff rope. The sooner the better.

[BenLurkin]

It sounds like something right out of Democrat Underground.

Wonder if this guys posts over there.

[sgtbono2002]

Some sharp lawyer willtry to say he shouldnt get vthe death penalty becasue he is obviously crazy. He killed a 10 year old child he needs to be exterminated like any other rabid animal.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I know I will catch some flack but when I heard about this I could only think the best punishment for this perp was being burnt alive .

[Nita Nupress]

ping

[dighton]

"I lead a pretty boring life," Underwood wrote in a profile on myspace.com.

It's just become more exciting, which proves there are worse things than being bored.

[NormsRevenge]

"SubSpecies 23"

he gives himself far too much credit claiming any link to being human with that alias

fry him

[alicewonders]

I'm thinking that skewering him & putting him on a large grill over hot coals might be appropriate.

[operation clinton cleanup]

I wouldn't "flame" you for a comment like that. MySpace.com seems like a gathering place for twisted freaks.

[KittyKares]

[operation clinton cleanup]

Whatever his sentence is, I suspect he will be given the Jeffrey Dahmer treatment long before the legal system finishes him.

[rovenstinez]

Did he have a regular job? Did he have loved ones that could have nurtured him and seen warning signs before this happened? Does the Dr who prescribed him the pills for depression know of some of these temptations?

[E Rocc]

MySpace.com seems like a gathering place for twisted freaks.

As huge as it Myspace is these days, that's like saying the internet itself is such a place.

-Eric

[Dallas59]

Some of his rants...I believe...

His Blog

The other night I was lying in bed half asleep when a realization came to me. It came to me like a dream, and the whole thing seemed very clear and simple, but, like a dream, when I woke it soon faded, and now the precise words fail me, and I have trouble writing it down, but I will do my best.

Overseas there are many great and beautiful cities, some of them ancient, some of them merely old. Rome, Paris, Venice, London, and countless others. America does not. America never will.

The reason America has none now is simple, we are too young.

There are several reasons why we never will. First, America is a disposable society. We love disposable things, they make life easier. And our buildings themselves have become disposable. When a building becomes run down, or has outlived it's usefulness we tear it down, and build a new building. There are a few buildings, or small areas of a town that are protected, but those are not enough, the buildings are not beautiful enough. America has no style of architecture, most of our protected buildings are made in the style of others, these beautiful cities in Europe. Our "early american" style will not last the ages, it is made of wood. Wood rots and burns, and it simply is not as magnificent or beautiful as the other cities. These great cities of the world are great things made of stone, made with incredible skill to last forever. American buildings are simply made to last for as long as they should.

This is why even in the future no one will come to America to see its "great cities." The future New York will be futuristic. It will probably looks somethign similar to the way it is portrayed in movies, a huge, glittering city of buildings that touch the sky. Everything will be new, except for maybe the cliche burnt-out, run-down, old industrial area. There will be no such things as "American ruins." No great ruins to rival those of the Greeks and Romans. American buildings are relatively flimsy things made mostly of metal beams, and glass, and sheetrock. So even if one day New York became ruins, they would not last the centuries to become great and ancient thinkgs. Metal rusts and falls apart, glass breaks.

After a couple hundred years American ruins would consist of a few rusted steel beams pointing to the sky, and leaning at strange angles, all half buried in a pile of dust and sand. After another couple of centuries, nothing. But maybe these brief ruins would be considered beautiful by the people of the future, because it will be all they have. By that time the ancient ruins of the Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians will be gone, destroyed by acid rain.

Even now these great monuments that have stood for thousands of years are rapidly dissappearing. You can return yearly and see the further damage, the erosion of these great things. So see them now people, before we destroy them all.

SubSpecies 23

[JCEccles]

A google search using the killer's blog handle brings up a collection of sick stuff.

[scouse]

There are far too many young girls being raped and murdered etc in this country and it appears to have increased every year since the creation of NOW. Or am I wrong?

[JCEccles]

He's a Kerry supporter!

Not that I'm really surprised.

[xarmydog]

The only flack you will catch is because burning him alive is to good for him!He needs to be used as a training tool first.Put him in a classroom full of soon to be released pedophiles and torture him slowly over a period of a couple weeks.Then on the pedophiles release date,have a graduation ceremony,where at the culmination, burn him up.It may make the pedophiles think twice about having a relapse.The way our justice system has been treating them,there seems to be a revolving door,at our children,and grandchildrens,expense.

[operation clinton cleanup]

As huge as it Myspace is these days, that's like saying the internet itself is such a place.

Good point. Just hearing a lot of stories about murderers/molesters with a myspace.com connection over the last 6 months.