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Also, who’s life is so serious at 20(someone with similar to Mollie’s circumstances anyway), that they choose to disappear without a trace? You would have to be in some very serious trouble, or involved with something very shameful to do this. She could have moved to the other side of the...

Also it wasn’t just stated that she didn’t reply, it was stated that she didn’t read, which tells me that she usually had her “read receipts” on, otherwise boyfriend wouldn’t have said they weren’t “read”. So there is a good chance her phone was either off or she didn’t have access to it/look...

This doesn’t say anything. Why would he feel any obligation to respond to you?

Or a whole host of other creative and stealth ways to off people.

I have to agree. There were many noteworthy things he said that stood out to me at the time, that hinted at family dysfunction, including the things you mentioned as well as a multitude of other things, IMO.

Not so simple if she was planning to walk over there.

Exactly...“Impression”. A 20 year old can easily be self centred enough to ask what dinner is, because they are assuming they are welcome, finding out what’s for dinner and then deciding it’s not worth it to them, with or without following up on this question. I could see at this age...

Not a far different scenario if his property was used to dispose of something by different perpetrator(not WC).

Except that I believe the text about dinner was a fair bit later then 5:00, and unless I have missed it, I have never seen anything that shows that she made “plans” to go for dinner. What I saw was that she asked what was for dinner, mom answered “brats” and Mollie responded “OK”. This is not a...

He also appears as someone who might have a social or personality disorder, in which case, this type of analysis is hardly reliable.

I think it’s pretty typical decorum in most online forums, to do the best you can to catch up with things before you post, in an effort to not become overly redundant. That being said, responses should always be handled politely and patiently.

The only thing known to any of us for sure, who are not part of the investigation, is that there is nothing that we know for sure. Even “confirmed” information, is possibly not as it seems. Whenever you follow these things through to trial, you find out how very little that, we, the general...

Burner phone would take a fair bit of planning. If she was planning this vigorously, do you not think there would be other clues of this, things that friends or family would have noticed in the last while? If she was that determined to leave without a trace, I would think people would have seen...

I believe this would be highly unlikely. You do need to initiate these types of phones with a credit card. They are trackable in that regard. She would have either had to set it up herself or would have had to met with someone else who initialized it first and then gave it to her. I find it...

I just don’t see this being likely. How would they have communicated in a way that would not be easily traceable by LE?

Interesting, so you think Mollie left of her own accord?

Unfortunately, this could be the case. There is never a guarantee that anything will come to a conclusive end, no matter how competent/inept the people on the case are. Crime isn’t governed by protocol, evidence is not a guarantee. It sucks, but unless incompetence in the investigation is...

Sorry

Sorry, I realized after I responded that I wasn’t exactly replying to you.

I think it is a bold assumption to think that anyone is actually looking past Mollie. If I was LE posted to this case, I would find that assumption very offensive.