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I think those are reasonable scenarios- I am leaning towards she took a ride from a bad person and came to harm.
It is very easy to miss stuff in forests especially mountain forests. Here in CO it would be painstakingly hard to search every inch, nook, and cranny of an area of forest especially in the mountains. There are crevices in the ground from fallen tree roots, drop offs, ravines from snow melt run off, etc. I assume it would be the same in NH. A body can be hidden in the forest for years and that's if you know where to look. Where does one begin to look for MM because who knows how far she got into the woods or where she went into them. JMO
Do you have any more details. I have missed this
I will see if I can find it.
Yes, obviously. I was stating it, not opining on anyone's rights.
I've held every possible opinion. Currently, because they reported no footsteps in the snow heading into the woods near the scene, I favor the idea that she took off running quickly in the road when she realized that the bus driver was likely going to call the police, maybe ducking behind something when she saw headlights, which are visible a long way when it's dark and the leaves are off the trees -- even if there are woodsy curves in the road. Her footprints, at least the ones near the scene, would have been covered over by tire tracks and other footprints, or the road would have been cleared, by the time anyone was looking in earnest. Once she put some distance between her and the scene, anything is possible, but I think that there may have been some combination of hiding and then accepting a ride when she realized that she couldn't stay outside all night. I can't imagine the agony of her family and send a little wish into the universe frequently that she is found so that they will at least have answers.
I cant think of any reason for putting a rag in the tailpipe unless you're trying to stall a car or something along those lines. I've certainly never heard of putting a rag in the tailpipe to stop a car smoking, well certainly not here in the UK.
