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Reporter Steve Gregory said (in yesterday's Bill Carroll podcast) that the SUV's front windshield had a "spiderwebbed crack in it", and "it (the SUV) fell onto it's side, the passenger's side, and there were little droplets of blood on the panel of the passenger's side door, indicating that whatever injury he sustained, when he hit the window, maybe a nosebleed or a cut on the forehead, that the blood dripped down to the panel of the door, and then he was able to get himself free somehow, and get out of the vehicle; that's when the back window was busted out, and he was able to walk away, dazed and confused. And then when he probably regained his composure, *the theory is that he probably hitched a ride."
*The theory that Bryce hitched a ride comes from to "other investigators, who have been following the case" (and not necessarily from the LEOs who are investigating Bryce's disapperance).
I had not heard about the cracked windshield or the blood drops on the inside of the passenger door. Do we know for sure that this was Bryce's blood?
*The theory that Bryce hitched a ride comes from to "other investigators, who have been following the case" (and not necessarily from the LEOs who are investigating Bryce's disapperance).
I had not heard about the cracked windshield or the blood drops on the inside of the passenger door. Do we know for sure that this was Bryce's blood?