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One of the victims of Seattle's former mayor died of an overdose. Effectively suicide. It does not surprise me that people who were raped as children are more likely to commit suicide (and I think many overdoses are just suicides.) It surprises me that it is not more common.

Normally seen on what menu? I've been to China, never saw dog. Chicken, fish, pork, rarely beef, sometimes lamb. I also never saw a squat toilet.

That's not a reason to effectively imprison someone by preventing them from leaving the hospital. There is nothing irrational about refusing to give a name, and that's certainly not enough to point to a mental disorder that would mean that they would be a danger to themselves or others which is...

They don't need to walk I-90. You can walk across 520 since there is a bike lane. Getting to Kirkland (and this is not far from downtown Kirkland, the main transit depot is not far away at the Kirkland library) via transit isn't difficult, there are direct buses. Here is one: Route 255 - King...

Same. I saw this in the article about how they found Paul Miller's body via drones: That they haven't found her doesn't mean she isn't there.

I think it's more likely that this was going to be viewed as a tragic accident until the family (and specifically the attorney) started calling attention to it, which both got the police involved, and the cruise line looking closely at the footage.

Parents can be poor judges of character when it comes to their children.

Seems a lot more likely to be Milton Eldredge, who lived on the road where the skull was found. The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Being the person admitting that they were the last person to see someone alive is a very good way to draw a lot of attention to yourself, attention that may be unwanted even if you are innocent of anything involving Ms. Murray.

Yes, it's even on their website. Specialized Investigations – San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department They investigate a lot of things that aren't homicides.

Sensors on a cell phone can work independently of cell service.

Define "I was at the parking lot the whole time." With the phone in your pocket? Did you go for a walk? Or literally just sit in the car, still, with your phone in your pocket, as soon as you arrived? Or the phone left in the car while you went for a walk? What is your story? Detectives are...

No, but I could prove that your phone was on the rock. If that conflicts with other statements you've made... bingo.

Collecting that information doesn't depend on cell service.

I'm not entirely comfortable saying how it would work here, except a cell phone at rest is not going to behave the same as a cell phone in motion. Try thinking about how your fitness app works.

Again, someone leaving the device on a rock and going elsewhere, while presumably claiming they were at the rock, would be detected by pretty basic forensics.

Right. Note there weren't airstrips on Guam/Wake in 1937, but there wasn't on Howland either - the US constructed one specifically for her. If the US was already thinking this much about war that they'd be sending a civilian to do espionage, they'd also have used that as an excuse to build...

That can and would be detected.

Also, one of Amelia's original plans for the Pacific flight was her having a leg between Japan and Hawaii, and having the Navy perform mid-air refueling so she could make that in one go. That idea ended up rejected for mostly technical reasons, but if the US really wanted Earhart to spy on the...

Yeah. When a friend of mine has left pets at the kennel, they've had to give out names of specific people who they can talk to about the pets.