I can see them not telling us where the children attended daycare to some extent, or even the distance so that we cannot attempt to determine location, but I cannot for the life of me figure out why it is never stated as m having last been SEEN at the daycare.
IMHO, as dark as the tint is on the hummer, to have actually seen clearly that it was m rather than someone who 'looked like m' driving into the complex would be difficult to determine.
I agree, it would be a far stretch of the imagination to go as far as to stage m's arrival to the complex, but jr has a history of imagination and staging...
Respectfully, I understand what people are saying when they say 'why go to all that trouble to arrive on time but not leave on time?' and other similar questions, but I think the answer to that could be 'thinking nothing was within camera range and possibility that no camera covers at least one exit, are reason enough to at least review what they have on video, and if it shows a woman which resembles m, to be sure it is actually HER, and not someone made up to LOOK like her under the circumstances of what is and is not known about the individuals involved.
A person often draws upon their experience(s)... I'm just sayin...
I am glad that at least one person here is willing to explore that possibility and I thank you mr noatak.