trisha_mc
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This is all just pure speculation of course, but what if the girls were driving along slowly because they were lost, and the perp keeps flashing his lights at them from behind, honking, etc. in an attempt to get them to stop. They are already getting stressed out about being lost and decide to just pull off to the side and let this crazy person go around them. But instead of going around them, he pulls alongside and gets them to roll down the window to talk. He could now see that he's dealing with young girls and disarms them by saying "I'm sorry I guess I probably freaked you out like I'm some maniac or something, but (insert made-up issue with their car here)!" . As 17 yo girls, if the guy says one of their back tires looks wobbly and is about to come off or something, at least J.B. is going to come around back and investigate. They probably feel fairly safe knowing they are 2 against 1, so they aren't as alarmed as they should be in this situation.
And how come no one saw this happen on a road that was probably somewhat traveled that time of night? I think someone did see something happen and that person was Barrentine. It would explain why he knew things like what the girls were wearing, and maybe explain why all his stories were a bit shaky because he didnt want the killer to take revenge on him.
Just some thoughts I've had in the 4 days it took me to read all the posts on this thread. I had never heard of this case before, but you all did such a great job telling this story I just couldn't stop reading it!
And how come no one saw this happen on a road that was probably somewhat traveled that time of night? I think someone did see something happen and that person was Barrentine. It would explain why he knew things like what the girls were wearing, and maybe explain why all his stories were a bit shaky because he didnt want the killer to take revenge on him.
Just some thoughts I've had in the 4 days it took me to read all the posts on this thread. I had never heard of this case before, but you all did such a great job telling this story I just couldn't stop reading it!