If you take Adrienne's 'actions' the night/morning she disappeared you get a clearer picture of what her frame of mind might have been:
- argues with boyfriend
- says he isn't paying her enough attention
- leaves with boyfriend and goes to his home
- continues to argue with boyfriend
- walks out of boyfriends house to go home
- argues with boyfriend in his car
- jumps out of boyfriends car
- packs bag and leaves apt to go see boyfriend
- wrecks car
- calls cab
- goes home and changes clothes
- no shows for cab
- leaves again we think to go see boyfriend
There is no evidence of foul play whatsoever. No one saw or heard anything.
Her cell phone has not been found.
Is there a reason the Tempe.gov website has not been updated?
Is there is a reason the solid lead has not been followed up on?
Arizona Laws:
Everything seems to revolve around Adrienne's obsession with her boyfriend that night, other than the wreck. But then she wouldn't have wrecked if she hadn't been driving to see him.
JMHO
ETA: The reason I have posted her 'actions', as I perceive them, is because I think it is very relevant to understand how Adrienne was thinking when she disappeared. I do not intend to malign this delightful young lady in any way whatsoever. From all I have read and heard she is a wonderful young girl and I can only hope and pray she will be found safe and sound.
As most of you are aware, I wonder if she was so mentally distraught over her relationship with her boyfriend, that this last night of arging, combined with wrecking her car, might have been enough to push her 'over the edge'. I personally think this is a valid enough argument to merit consideration.
With that being said, I want to add that I feel the motivation for her to leave voluntarily is much higher than the opportunity someone had to abduct her. But then again, this is only my opinion based on the way I process information. Much of this has been influenced by my study of her Facebook and Instagram accounts. (Instagram in particular)
When she was first reported missing I immediately went to her social media sites and began my own research of them. I felt she was distressed at that time from my reaction to things she posted. I still feel the same way.
I hope that if this is the case that Adrienne knows she can always come home. I wish there was some way to put out a message in the event I am right to let her know she can come home without fearing shame or rejection or repercussions.
ONE MORE THING:
When I was a teenager I was so much like Adrienne. I can relate to her in so many ways. I was obsessed with love. I came from a divorced home. I related very much through movies, tragic movies (love stories about unrequited love) much like she does on Instagram, see her posts about 'Moulin Rouge' and 'Gatsby'. I argued constantly with my boyfriend, who I loved intensely, and drank and partied a lot. I did run away on several occasions, only to be found and brought home. I only mention this because naturally this does influence my thinking.
I have also done an enormous amount of research since Adrienne vanished, on missing persons and why they run away etc. It is not beyond the realm of possibility that she could have left voluntarily and does not wish to be found at this time. Thousands of young people, even adults, run away daily.
Whenever I post these feelings, someone usually comes along and dismisses it very quickly and then it gets buried only to later be brought up again by me for consideration.
I think this is a very likely scenario. We don't really know much about the Salinas family. She may not have been as happy in her family life as we have been led to believe. (Not to cast aspersions on anyone.) But this is a possibility.
She may have been suffering from a nervous breakdown.
Okay...I'll stop for now. Just throwing this back out there one more time, FWIW.
If you got this far....thanks very much for reading.
