Joe Friday
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The only explanation I have for the cloths in the brush is this.. She exited the car with her clothing, she was than chased down and abducted. The clothing got left behind in a struggle. She was forced into someone's car and than driven to the location where her body was found and killed. Now I'm really wanting to know what Karen was found wearing when her body was found, if anything.
Not knowing the exact location where the clothing was found in the bush it is hard to visualize if this is a plausible theory or not.
A lot is riding on if the car was driven on a flat tire and how the tire became flat. This would also tell us a lot about who was capable of committing this crime. If the tire had a sensor to tell the operator of the car the tire was low and the time and/or the mileage at which this sensor was activated is recorded on the car's on board computer would also tell us a lot IMO. Was the car parked and then the tire flattened or was the car driven the exact distance from Karen's house to where the car was found on a low or flat tire? Was the seat adjusted for Karen's height? Was the rear view mirror adjusted for Karen or someone taller when the car was found?
Perhaps the on board computer can tell investigator how many miles the car was driven each day? If it could be determined the most probable route in which Karen would have taken from the Halloween party to pick up her daughter and return home and then to drive from her house to the location where her car was found, compared to if the car was driven the extra 7 miles or so from the house to the cemetery and to where the car was found would be very interesting to know. WOULDN'T IT? I would assume Karen arrived at the party before midnight and left after midnight so the mileage if readable would have started when she left the party I would assume.
JMO
ETA: This doesn't explain the dog's not hitting on Karen's scent outside of the car as pointed out by ThoughtFox.
Not knowing the exact location where the clothing was found in the bush it is hard to visualize if this is a plausible theory or not.
A lot is riding on if the car was driven on a flat tire and how the tire became flat. This would also tell us a lot about who was capable of committing this crime. If the tire had a sensor to tell the operator of the car the tire was low and the time and/or the mileage at which this sensor was activated is recorded on the car's on board computer would also tell us a lot IMO. Was the car parked and then the tire flattened or was the car driven the exact distance from Karen's house to where the car was found on a low or flat tire? Was the seat adjusted for Karen's height? Was the rear view mirror adjusted for Karen or someone taller when the car was found?
Perhaps the on board computer can tell investigator how many miles the car was driven each day? If it could be determined the most probable route in which Karen would have taken from the Halloween party to pick up her daughter and return home and then to drive from her house to the location where her car was found, compared to if the car was driven the extra 7 miles or so from the house to the cemetery and to where the car was found would be very interesting to know. WOULDN'T IT? I would assume Karen arrived at the party before midnight and left after midnight so the mileage if readable would have started when she left the party I would assume.
JMO
ETA: This doesn't explain the dog's not hitting on Karen's scent outside of the car as pointed out by ThoughtFox.