Much as I dislike Nancy Grace, this story has all the stuff that she likes ... a very unusual but highly suspicious story. Anyone want to ask her to have a look at it? She has a soft spot for the Alabamians (Natalie Holloway). Maybe she can get the Beth Twitty organization to help out too. She'll definitely get some local officials on screen to talk about what they're doing.
... woman disappears off the face of the earth, no credit card activity, no cell phone activity, girlfriend moves in with the husband within days of disappearance, brain surgery from a year ago possibly blamed for irrational behavior, 22 month old baby girl left behind, bad decision with previous children (abuse? post-partum depression?) may have placed her in a very precarious position regarding disappearance.
No one home at 8:00 AM when co-worker arrived. Husband later claimed he either had left or was about to leave to pick up a truck that was stuck in mud. He was drinking until 2 AM at the pub, drove towards home, got stuck, left the truck and walked 1.9 miles home, slept, woke up 8 AM, fought with his wife (or perhaps did this at 3 AM-ish). He needed 5 hours to collect his truck ... alone??? ... witnesses??? ... how did he manage this himself ... rock the vehicle back and forth for 5 hours?
He returned home at 1 PM, where his wife had been sitting packing for 5 hours. She handed him her daughter, and walked away with 8 shoes and some dresses, the camera and a phone charger? He didn't mention a suitcase, so I do wonder what she used that took her 5 hours to pack stuff in ... thimble? ...
Given the unusual things that he claimed she took with her, I would guess that he attacked her in the bedroom and four dresses or eight shoes were damaged, or had some blood on them. The phone charger could have been used to strangle her, and the camera may have been damaged if Lisa was trying to take a picture of him attacking her or ... something along those lines.
This almost has the Caylee Anthony 'doesn't make sense' feel to it ... Nancy Grace likes that stuff.