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I have to go back and look at the timeline because I forget some of it. Super, super long shot. Audrey had a friend she never mentioned to others, and they didn't even live that far apart from one of her dear friends, right? I've been wondering if (this is the super, super long shot part)...

Once the bit about the Amazing Grace email was made public, I thought it was sent by the person who killed Audrey - and I still do. I associate it with death, and it creeps me out. Between the timing of the message (and its content, especially) and her death, coupled with this new knowledge that...

I've wondered that, myself. The only barking I remember is from the information that came from one of her neighbours. I believe they had a dog (or dogs) that started going crazy in the very early morning hours. Would they have been able to hear Audrey's dogs barking inside the house? Did they?

Good question! I wonder if the "something" the dogs might have been given, could've come in the form of an ordinary dog treat. If it looked normal and came from a trusted source, there would be no reason to decline or to be suspicious. Long shot, but did she happen to have a visitor who was...

What were the dogs like when they were confined in a normal situation? Did they bark no matter what? If I recall correctly, Audrey had done this with them in the past. If she was murdered in the garage, I tend to think it was a surprise attack with very little noise, thus no barking dogs. I can...

I had this happen once, and I'm always afraid it will happen again. In my case, I woke up with a migraine, unable to see out of one eye. I didn't recognize a television show that had been on for years when I was younger, and I forgot what numbers and letters looked like. The home phone number...

Wow! Horrific isn't a strong enough word for this one. Thanks for digging up this case, dotr.

I've been thinking about Audrey's body being found outside, and have considered the possibility that she was attacked after returning from her vet's home. The timeline given by various newspeople is really confusing, though. And I assume that she visited the vet during the day, and the...

Thanks for the info. I took the friend stuff a different way, but your interpretation makes more sense.

The articles I've read have used the word paranoid, and based on her (alleged) behaviour, I have to agree. Didn't she have two friends in the same area, but made sure they didn't know about each other? I know there's a link to that info in here somewhere. Given that she had regular coffee...

Thank you so much for the timeline, flipflop! Okay, so assuming Audrey was killed on the 27th, could the email about the coffee meet-up have been sent by someone else, most likely in order to buy time to cover up crucial evidence? Was this timeline created to give potential suspects rock solid...

And, I'd have to go back and look, but when is it that Audrey sent that email to her neighbour? ETA: I went through the thread, and read that Audrey emailed her neighbour on the 27th. Weird. If she emailed her neighbour on the 27th, yet is believed to have been killed on the 27th, then I'm...

I've read the thread, but I can't remember if this has been mentioned or not. Police believe that Audrey was murdered 3 days before her body was discovered. Would this be accurate, or is it based on the fact that Audrey's friend last saw her on Monday and had not been heard from/seen since...

I've read that the first five and last 10 minutes of a flight are the most dangerous times, so I understand why you can't have devices turned on, be wearing headphones, or be out of your seat during those periods. That said, the man had no right to hit the kid.

It's amazing that they need to go through the house, in case they forgot items they want. What else could be left? And of course Fontelle shouldn't be present. What a group of winners. Poor Bob - and poor Fontelle, too.

I believe that was mentioned, yes. I believe he went on to say that they can't determine how long it's been in the water. So, what doesn't make sense is how the person (a female expert, I think?) who first looked at the jawbone knew, right away, that it belonged to a young, white female. And...

Well, he did say that the tooth, even if it belonged to Natalee, wouldn't have mattered because it wouldn't have shown what happened to her. How can he not realize its importance?! At least the Holloways would have had evidence that Natalee is no longer alive.

Wow. Not Natalee. Aruban authorities could not sink any lower. Shame on them for building up false hope for the Holloway family.

They are despicable if they've built this up, only to have it not belong to Natalee.

This type of feeling, this suspense, should be limited to television finales or upcoming movies, not the potential answers to a real crime.