Hazel
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I agree, which is it? Where was the husband from around 7:30pm through to midnight?
I have to admit my mind had been going to other places other than the 'abduction' theory and well prior to my posting of this thread.
Regarding the one report stating that he saw her car at the mall places him there at the mall and the closest to her/her car. Hmmm.
The second report states he fell asleep, awoke around midnight - and called his sister in search of his wife? Odd to call the sister at that time of night looking for his wife. Hmmm.
I take it Donna did not have a cell phone?
And ........ even more puzzling/disturbing:
His daughters call {I wonder what time that was?} and he tells them she must have gone into Head Office to work and for them to call back in the morning
Wouldn't it be more plausible that if he were actually under the assumption she was just running late or offered help at another H&R block location... that he would ask for his daughter(s) to call back in a half-hour or so......... not the morning!
.............................. unless he already knew Donna's was not returning that evening at all.
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I read somewhere, that when it was a slow night, she would call 2 other offices to see if they needed her help. She did so that Friday night, and none of the 2 offices needed her, so she decided to leave a bit earlier. Her husband said in the video interview that she didn't have a fixed time to come home, and many times Donna would walk around the mall after work, so he was not worried, and in fact he said it never crossed his mind, something like this could ever happen to her. (all these is just my interpretation)
I would also like to know what did the husband do after the hockey game. Did he go straight to bed? Perhaps he snoozed in the couch? Most guys will watch a hockey game with a couple of beers, right? When he woke up at midnight, and noticed Donna was not home, he drove over to the mall, found her car there, and immediately called the RCMP. On that video, one of the daughters mentions they know someone from the RCMP (again this is just my interpretation of the events).
Funnygirl, anything is possible, and I trust the RCMP are looking at all angles of the story. What makes this case difficult to understand is "motive" It's not everyday that a 54 year old woman is abducted.