dreamweaver
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====================================================Has anybody else noticed inconsistencies in the reporting of this story? Just about everything involving time.
Most articles said the incident at the restaurant occurred around 10pm, another article said 8pm. The time for her release from the Sheriff station has been quoted as midnight, 1:30am, 3am and 4:30am.
Most articles state that she was seen resting in a backyard at 6:30am, yet her Facebook group for the search states 1:15am (which would be before she was even released according to articles).
Some articles say she did not/could not pay for her meal and a credit card over the phone would not be accepted, others say her credit card was rejected and they would not take the second credit card over the phone.
I will try to collect some URLs so you can see what I mean.
Seems weird.
She was last seen at the 500 block of Cold Canyon Road, assuming she was the one sleeping on porches. If you look on Google Maps, this is a bit of a walk from the main canyon road, off of Piuma Road, a residential thoroughfare that heads into the mountains. I hope searches have been considering this area east of Las Virgenes Rd. and not just Las Virgenes Road and Malibu. She could have very well followed Piuma Road into the wilderness. It becomes something like "Santa Monica Raceway" or something like that, after the hot rods that race through the forest in that area, and eventually hits PCH after a very long and winding route.
I noticed odd times given as well.
And that sometimes happens in missing persons cases.
But these times are way off the mark.
One article said she was sleeping on a porch, but when police arrived, she was gone.
Another article said she is a substitute teacher, living with her great grandmother as the home is close to where she works.
Others say she is going for her PhD, and the reality is she could be doing both.
Her dad said he felt she was being held against her will, but now, there is no mention of that.
Her mom says she had money in the bank.
Her grandmother offered to pay the bill on her credit card by phone, but
was told no, because she did not have a fax machine to fax over her signature.
Still, I cannot imagine police letting a woman they suspected of being impairied out into the night. No money, no transportation.
I hope she is found soon.