Fair enough, does a frail 80 old woman help dispose of a body though? I don't know. I think the police have something but it just seems so outlandish to cover up an accident that no one would get in trouble over. If it was an accident, i mean. Its such a tight time frame, even if you go off the 7.39 timestamp on the photo and not the 9.37 timestamp. Its still a lot to calm down, think of a plan, carry out that plan. Do it in a way that is flawless, have no one see you do it. Keep your daughter quiet, fool the police, fool police dogs, stand up to numerous interrogations. Its just a lot to get your head around. Disposing of a body isnt an easy task, these are not career criminals
I re listened to the podcast and an actor was reading one of the detectives notes, and he noted he did not check the attic in the initial searches or under the house. I assume under the house was checked eventually, but was the attic? Its the only thing that makes me think there was enough time to hide. But im basing this on the UK case where this happened. But lifting a dead weight into an attic is not really easy and also seems implausible. The time frame is so tight. If they came out and said the photo was faked or whatever, ok sure.
I do wonder if there was an accident and rather than call an ambulance they thought it may be quicker to drive, and on the way they realised it was too late. Maybe around Batar road.
Its going to be very interesting to see what occurred, and if it was the FM, the luck and audacity and brazenness needed to carry out.
All IMO