A man is murdered and his body is abandoned on a rural road. His remains are found two weeks later. Investigators estimate the death or dumping occurred in early October 1989. The location is a two-lane county road through flat farmland, easily visible from the road once grass is flattened by weather. No witnesses come forward for 35 years. A profiler argues that the killer 'knew this road.' What specific behavioral and geographic knowledge would a killer need to select this particular site, and what does the two-week discovery delay tell us about the killer's confidence in the location?