cluciano63
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I could consider a random abduction much more easily if Dylan had texted or called his friend R in the morning, told him his arrival plans had changed, and that he would just find something to do until his Dad returned, for instance. I cannot imagine Dylan leaving the house without reaching out to R, not even to "play outside" or to set off on foot.
So in my mind, we are left with someone coming into the home and removing Dylan, not allowing him to make use his phone or convincing him he could "call on the way to R's." But nothing as yet explains to me the stopping of his phone the night before, not in any sensible way.
So in my mind, we are left with someone coming into the home and removing Dylan, not allowing him to make use his phone or convincing him he could "call on the way to R's." But nothing as yet explains to me the stopping of his phone the night before, not in any sensible way.