So the question is, by whom?She's not there therefore she was taken.
hi herat..I was explaining the rational for the husband's theory in that post, in my view anyway.So the question is, by whom?
Do we have information on a last sighting of her from anyone other than the husband?
I was searching also. Most of the same articles just repeating the same information. And most are still stating 20 miles north of I40, when the family member here has revised to more like 9 miles. (Hidden Hills area off Kelbaker Road.)Hunting for updates this morning but am not finding much
69-year-old bikini-clad woman missing in Mojave Desert – San Bernardino Sun
Barbara's husband is genuinely upset that she is gone. That's more than we can say for a lot of these types of interviews. He loves her. His assertion that she was abducted is throwing me off, though.Barbara's husband is interviewed.
Woman missing from Mojave Desert, husband believes she was taken
Just had a thought. I know nothing about the desert, but aren't there mountain lions out there? Unfortunately, if so, that would probably be my #1 guess as to what happened to Barbara, and would be something along the lines of what her husband is thinking (abduction). I have read that they can carry off large prey with no trace whatsoever. I sure hope I'm wrong and she shows up unharmed today.
assuming everything said is true..it would explain the husband's theory.
Once you've eliminated the logical what remains is the truth no matter how unlikely.
She's not there therefore she was taken.
Hit and runs normally don't pick up the deceased person and haul it away. If she'dWhile this was in the afternoon, any thoughts on a hit and run if she did cross the highway?
My family has a cabin up in the Sierras in California. Mountain lions are common up there. They hunt between dusk and dawn. We have NEVER seen one out during the middle of the afternoon and especially when it's hot out. Barbara went missing mid-afternoon when it was 115 F. out. Very unlikely it was a mountain lionThere are definitely mountain lions in this area but I believe there would be some trace or sign of an attack. Also at 5'8 she would not be likely prey, but it is a possibility. Just going on statistics, mountain lion attack is pretty rare, possibly even rarer than abduction.
I wonder if there is any other evidence that hasn't been made public that leads the husband to believe in a possible abduction. A strange interaction at nearby gas station or with another camper in the area? Not knowing exactly how far behind he was and what his line of sight was, did he maybe see a vehicle leaving in the distance? With what has been shared, I don't find the husband suspicious at all and he seems genuinely distraught.
i was hiking one summer in death valley, left my truck on the hwy and headed out.
I was weaving through the scrub, thinking, sight seeing when luckily I happened to be looking forward. A mine shaft blocked by brush appeared right in front of me, it went straight down like a well. I thanked whatever power there is to let me see it in time. I mention this story because if I had fallen in i don't think I would have been found, even with my truck relatively nearby.