Gardener1850
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I think some people interpret that to mean, maybe PF and KB were going to get together for dinner but there were no plans to do so. Some interpret that to mean, there were plans to get together for dinner, but maybe they were going to eat out or maybe they were going to stay home.
Respectfully how does someone interpret: "She was going out to dinner with her fiance and daughter. She didn't say where." as saying there were no plans or they may have been staying in at her house?
I understand that the other statements are more vague but "going out to dinner" means leaving her home to me. And dinner "with fiance and daughter" is specific as to plans and the status of the relationship. Is it the "she didn't say where" part and the other vague statements that makes everyone think there were no real plans? What if she didn't tell her mom where because PF told KB he wanted to surprise her? We now know that PF was planning her murder. PF might have not wanted to commit to any specific plans with KB for Thanksgiving Day otherwise she may have told people where she was going and what she was doing with him and what time.
It would have been easy, however, for PF to lie and tell KB something like "I'll come by to pick you up in the afternoon after I finish my ranch chores and we'll all go out somewhere, my surprise." We now know he never took her to dinner. What CB was told by KB that morning about their plans before she was murdered is likely going to be key testimony in court. I think CB started to keep details vague in the media interviews on purpose. MOO.