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Those dogs are ninety percent accurate, which means they're never wrong.

That trip to the Waffle House, in addition to her statement that she was out at 6:00 a.m. make her very suspect to my way of thinking. It's as if she's trying to alibi herself for being absent from the house in the early morning, or maybe for the possibility of having herself or her car seen on...

I don't think so.

Could be. Is this the one who supposedly has taken off? That in itself is suspicious.

I confess I was completely confounded by the supposed 8:30 call, but if calls were placed at 11:57 or 2:30, or both, I could envision a scenario where the kidnapper is expecting an earlier rendezvous with someone and for some reason that rendezvous becomes aborted. Not having a phone of his own...

So MW went somewhere at 3:00 a.m.? Pretty interesting, considering that whoever took the baby apparently didn't have transportation and (hypothetically) felt the need to place a call on a phone that wasn't his own.

Well, if it is around midnight, it appears to my mind as if someone was waiting for a ride and it never got there.

You've got that right! This case is positively inscrutable.

I was thinking decomposing semen, not fresh semen. Semen is a bodily fluid comprised of (among other things) living cells, as is a live human body.

I would expect decomposing semen to exude just that kind of smell, or something very similar.

It seems to me as if old semen might qualify.

The only theory I can think of that ties all the facts together is that Deborah arranged the kidnapping herself, so that she could make a clean break with Jeremy. This presupposes, however, that she knew someone who was willing to take the child and squirrel her away until the case went cold. It...

You can sit around arguing until you're blue in the face, but I love it when someone actually puts an idea to the test! Incidentally, this kind of prank is grounds for homicide. And if I'm on the jury, the perp will walk.

Somewhere north of 48th and Randolph. :innocent: I'm assuming you're trying to say "where do you think DB would have stowed her baby," going by the theory that she's responsible for the kidnapping. As I observed before, that's a remote possibility. Given the presence of a troupe consisting...

I don't think we should discount the remote possibility that Deborah kidnapped her daughter in order to make a clean break from Jeremy.

That's an interesting point, because I'm willing to bet that whoever took the baby didn't have access to a car. Why else would he (or they) have walked her all over creation on a cold night, with all the attendant risks?

They might have said that she had the number "on hand."