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That's what I would think too, but making it messy with something more violent, would run the risk of leaving evidence a person wouldn't want too. Its one of these situations where doing less, is always more, if you wouldn't want to get caught. But the bizaare part, is how Cheryl would do this...

I think how organized this plan kind of appears at the moment, is why it seems just as likely this was an organized/planned murder against her.

Sometimes even people close to you, can't always pick up on every change. A lot of people surprisingly can't understand a genuine emotion. Like, "she seemed sad, I guess, but I didn't really look her in the eyes, to see how deeply sad" - Some people think a smile at them, means a person likes...

I used to work for a company that sells cremation jewelry/urns for people and pets. Sometimes you would take calls, that you could never have prepared yourself for. One woman in AZ was having her 11 year old daughters bodied exhumed, b/c her daughters rapist/killer was getting out of prison and...

I would almost wonder if being more in touch with a sense of mortality, would apply to her more, because of where she worked? Like shes more aware of what there is/isn't cures for, and what people have to suffer through, and how hard people have to work to research so people won't suffer?

Everything managed to disappear from her, but the one thing that needed too, the bag. If she wasn't seen on home surveillance leaving with one, she had it already in her car ready to go?? She knew enough about that spooky culverts existence to end her life in there? She knew what she...

I'm starting to wonder now, how dark it is in the culvert, and how Cheryl would be able see all that she was doing, glasses or not, it was dark in there right? She can see in the dark, comfortably? Doesn't even need to use a cell phone flashlight, what if she dropped the plastic bag? Anyone know...

I also live in Edmonds on 244th, so thats all I could think was how that was on 244th pretty much. It was a little haunting for me.

I wasn't even searching, that's why having that eerie feeling at that exact moment, bothered me enough where I didn't turn left right away. I just was thinking how creepy that hole looks like right going under a road. I've seen it before, just my reaction at that time freaked me out. Those...

I wouldn't even be here if I had actually peaked and saw something. I'm just sharing my actual personal thought I had about the culvert and why it bothered me on that day at that moment. I also know for a fact, I couldn't handle seeing what that scene looked like, let a alone a body anywhere. I...

That is kind of my point, that nothing ended up directing them there, but someone had the thought to peak in there. They decided to expand it on Sunday. And a lot of people werent actively searching for her, (including me) but a lot of people know about or drive by that culvert a lot, and maybe...

Part of me wonders what made the volunteers check the culvert on the 6th day? Not that I think that is suspicious, but I was personally spooked by the sight of the culvert on the Saturday before. I saw people grid searching with dogs on grassy areas, when I drove bye, and I was already feeling...

I think what was seen on the floor was obvious blood & not obvious something "juicy & red" that might have blood in it. They always said they were testing blood, not blood stains.

The blood on the floor, and on the seat of a missing womans car, would almost certainly be a cause of concern and why they were immediately searching the area. If she planned her suicide, there seems to be effort into having it appear as both something suspicious and a suicide plot within her...

When she was seen on camera leaving her front door, was everything she was leaving with, completely visible or not visible? On prior days leaving for work, would we be able to see her visibally leaving with her badge, that wasn't forgotten? Was anyone over at her house on Sunday? I've only heard...

I agree. But maybe a family member or friend, had been in the car recently with Cheryl...and was certain, there wasn't any blood on the floor?

I'm more wondering, how she could keep herself that well hidden, even after the fact....not wanting someone to see what you are going to do, yes I would get that. But she still was a person that was alive & walking. Other walkers/joggers could still remember jogging past a woman, that fit her...

What type of injured animal would you set down there? If you had no plans to ever drive your car again, why give it the floor? Squirrel? Feline blood, wouldnt seem anymore normal. Just because she has cats, that doesn't mean one of hers bled on the floor. Canine blood? Okay, but when?

How did she keep herself well hidden for 1.5 miles until the very end of a road? No one saw any woman with her description, walking, jogging, in a state of confusion, crying, upset, holding an injured animal, carying 1 single plastic bag? Its one thing not to notice anything suspicious, but has...

I thought it was said, that it was enough animal blood to smear? I envision that to mean, enough to cover your hand with. So, if an injured bleeding animal was there, it also left no traces of blood anywhere outside the car? They test animal blood where she worked, right? Not that she personally...