at this stage most sleuthing is going on in private conversations. i am staying active on this side just incase some detail arises or someone else with inside info chimes in. also just to keep this thread as active as possible. its heartbreaking when there is no activity.
i have to refer you to thread one and two. ive asked moderators to leave a few of my pre VI posts deleted, as the case was starting to lead down dangerous holes. obviously i am skeptical and have my own suspicions about barbs disappearance and larger forces at work. but the story we have is highly questionable, with a narrow window for disappearance claimed by husband, yet a gaping window between when barb and her husband were seen leaving their house in the morning, and when rob finally called police.
there will be questions about what i have shared. i have info i consider reliable from neighbors.
what are the possible motives for her disappearance? i also want to know, and i am confident police are scouring for answers.
the search is off officially, but we are still searching for better answers.
RSABBM:
Thanks for sharing that info, db, and for providing the 8:15 departure time.
I'm going to assume that departure time is part of the info from neighbors you consider to be reliable.
I share your concerns re: the gaping window of time that opens up b/t when they left and when he reported her missing, which was at 3:36 pm, if I recall correctly from the 9-1-1 records.
@PommyMommy, is that right, 3:36?
Has anyone mapped out how long it would take to get there from their house? I know
@Lilibet said it would take under 2 hours.
I've always had a concern that BT could be in the desert, but at a (very) considerable distance from the purported location where she went missing. This departure time only deepens my concerns about this possible scenario.
I do hope BT had his cell phone turned on the whole time.
If so, this should have enabled LE to get some really good ping data to help verify the phone's, and thereby, the vehicle's, movements that day.
Obviously, it's critical for LE to be able to determine if/where/how long they stopped along the way to that site that day.
I think LE has stopped searches at that location b/c they have satisfied themselves that BT is not there.
Kudos to them for having done their due diligence in searching for her at that location for as long and exhaustively as they did.
I think the SBSCO will direct their attention elsewhere moving forward.
Reading up on the Erin Corwin case will give a lot of reassurance to anyone wondering about the SBSCO's ability to conduct thorough searches and/or their commitment to getting a result.
They did a superb job in EC's case of both locating her remains and bringing her murderer to justice.
JMO.