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I'm not looking to judge or criticize but based on everything I've come across so far in this story, it seems apparent they were not wealthy people. Keith worked at Best Buy; Sheri did not work. They lived in a house that was owned by the family. And now the mention that Sheri's mom's wealthy...

Tough to say, daycare can be incredibly expensive. I don't personally feel like they had a ton of disposable income so why they utilized this type of service when mom wasn't working...I don't know. However, based on income you can qualify for assistance with childcare so perhaps that played a...

Other than pepper spray, I doubt it. Massachusetts isn't exactly a weapon friendly state so I can't imagine Umass allows for anything like that on campus. I don't think there's ever been mention of her family owning firearms or being hunting enthusiasts so I don't think she had access in...

Agreed. Trekking though snowy woods isnt an easy feat. Growing up in NH, my parents lived on a decent sized plot of land, lots of woods in the backyard. Our dog used to wander off all the time. In fact I left the backdoor open once as a teenager in the middle of January while my parents were...

IMO, this is even a further stretch than the idea that she went off to Canada and started a new life. By all accounts Bill was in Oklahoma at the time and we'd need pretty substantial evidence to prove otherwise. It seems quite evident BR is not a great guy and treated many women poorly...

Also, while police will have your license plate and information if the car is abandoned they surely won't be able to charge you with the biggest penalty here - which in her case is a DUI. Sure, they could throw some lesser charges at her (leaving the scene of an accident, open container etc) but...

Police are now looking into her Snapchat account via a warrant. http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2017/10/06/metro-police-obtain-search-warrant-social-media-woman-accused-shooting-homeless-man/735327001/ Her friend, the passenger in the SUV, went to police to report the shooting which...

To be fair, Renner does essentially the same thing, but for profit, whereas I feel John genuinely would like to see this resolved for the sake of the family. Not that I necessarily believe in a police conspiracy but he at least seems to acknowledge there is a strong possibility of foul play...

Betty Lee is another good example of a crime of opportunity. I believe her case was featured on an episode of Forensic Files. She went out for a night of drinks with some friends at a bar. Her friends ended up meeting some guys at the bar and decided to leave with them. Betty was uncomfortable...

Agreed. There was plenty of time and opportunity for this. Butch Atwood himself even mentioned several cars passed at the time he went inside and called police. That was minutes after the accident. Had she walked up the road that would have undoubtedly meant even more cars that would pass her...

Agreed. Although, I can't rule out the idea she went into the woods entirely yet. However, taking a ride, whether at the accident site or shortly up the road, seems like the easiest way to avoid the cops. But I think you're right; I think someone saw an opportunity and things spiraled out of...

I believe there's only 4 episodes thus far with new episodes on Saturday evening on Oxygen.

After watching episode 4 I think it's apparent the show isn't going to solve this case. However, if it gets the wheels turning and renews interest in both the public and LE that is a good thing and could certainly lead to new clues. But until there are any new revelations it's simply a game of...

I think this is a strong possibility too. In many jurisdictions LE is very adamant about securing enough evidence to pursue a case. If they are 90% sure of a conviction they will move on with it but when the likelihood is lower, they may hold back until they are more confident. Strezlin, maybe...

Yeah the transcript was awful but the main bombshell at the end was Maggie saying she believes the case is close to being solved. As for the deceased in question, Atwood is the only one we know of. However, I think it's very likely there's some names we haven't heard of yet or only lightly...

By sheer chance the chain of events from that night allowed her to somehow slip away undetected. With that said, none of the witnesses were particularly paying close attention here. Regardless, there was a window of opportunity, albeit a small one, for several scenarios to unfold here. There's...

The show touched upon the Loon Mtn 3, however I've only previously heard of two brothers working there at the time. Also, there was some talk awhile back about someone who I believe owned a construction type business and had ties to the community (DA office, I think specifically). The...

Being the last person to speak to Maura it draws some suspicion naturally but Atwood surely would have a lot of things working against him as a suspect. He was an older guy, his health wasn't great and he was quite overweight. To put his health in perspective, he died just 5 years after in...

Without a doubt, I expect nothing more than Bill to do go with his life. I think my peeve is with the wording of it. With episode 3 in particular, his friend seemed to make it all about him, rather than expressing any empathy to Maura. I understand he's married now but to me a more respectful...

I can understand why Bill doesn't speak publicly about this but it seems like the people speaking on his behalf aren't doing him any favors either. When you are talking about a woman who's been missing for over a decade and is likely dead, the last thing you want to convey is you "just want to...