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<modsnip> an incorrect assumption.

(Modsnip) Cheryl's roll in HIV (not cancer) research has been described over and over in here. She was a programmer, dealt with numbers, computers, research data not exit bags or those who contemplated suicide. (Imo) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Doubtful, it was fish. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

She didn't. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Having seen the traffic patterns at that time of day turning left doesn't make sense at all. She would stop traffic waiting for oncoming traffic to pass, this might take over a minute. If this was the case someone would have certainly remembered her car blocking all the traffic at rush hour. 3...

IMO :) Again this was the last place to turn before P&R -or- she realized at the light at 56th she was missing her badge. From what I saw with traffic conditions at 7am it was logical to go north two blocks and take the next right so she could easily merge over to the left lane to go back home...

Right is north, she was last seen driving west.

Imo, it's actually the most logical place to turn around to retrieve the badge from home. It's the last road before the P&R to do so, she would turn north because she wouldn't want to wait to cross traffic on the busy 236th.

58th would have been the last point en-route to the transit center that she could have turned around. If that was what she was doing this would indicate progress to returning home. IMO

We really don't know that though.

I don't see how calling the investigators over and over if you do not have new information to add to the case is a constructive use of their time. There are other channels including Crime Stoppers and 911 where people who have actual information to report. One would hope that the investigator...

On the east side, across the street from the park heading north. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It hasn't been said if there was 'trauma on her' or not. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk