Yeah, I mean. They MUST know she's not nearby, right? Gosh. It really is so strange, the lack of organized searches, along with the early conclusion by the family that they believe she's not in the area. If she was jogging, there would be a good enough chance of her being out in the boonies, injured, that I would think they'd be combing the area, every nook and cranny, and organizing searches with or without LE. And (my own opinion and feeling here), the demeanor of the police really just doesn't seem urgent.
I know I'm not contributing anything new. I've thought about all this, like most of us have, but it really just hit me how odd that all seems. Along with so much else in this case.
I guess if they do have some sort of info that she's not "out there" to be searched and found...well, there are still too many reasons why that could be to help figure it out at this point. But I suppose that would probably mean someone is going ahead without the public's assistance. Which would mean they have something. They must have. (My tentative conclusion. It ain't much.)