I know the time at Peach Tree Landing was tight. I know it's possible to kidnap someone within seconds, especially if the kidnapper knows the victim, and the victim may trust the kidnapper to some degree. So it's feasible to me that Heather initial got into the Moorer truck, thinking she was meeting to talk to Sidney, or go somewhere with him. She trusted him enough to meet at the landing in my middle of the night. I know the Moorers had the rest of that early morning, until her car was discovered, to do whatever to Heather. I just can't figure out where they took her, and where she was killed, nor where she was disposed.
What's everyone's theory on that? Was she taken back to their home? I don't think she was. Maybe into the garage behind the house, or some other property they know well, whether family or just property they knew wouldn't be disturbed on. I Really wonder what ploy was used to get her in that truck, with phone disabled so fast, and POOF... she's gone.
How many hours from the last phone call from Heather until her car was discovered? And then how many hours after the car was discovered until the Moorers were first contacted by LE? Maybe that would help tighten the timeline of how long they had to commit their crime.
I have seen theories that she might have been sold to human traffickers, might have been given money to leave the area, etc., but I don't believe Tammy would have let Heather leave alive. Her hatred towards Heather was very obvious in the postings from Tammy earlier in the case. I can understand being that angry, but I posting all that on SM was beyond weird. It was rants I would have with my sister, or best friend, but not blasting it like Tammy did.
I completely agree with your theory. We know Heather's phone went to PTL, but we've seen nothing showing us she was the one driving her car. I've driven those roads (Hwy 814, Mill Pond, Peachtree) many times in my life, and I've never believed there was enough time for anything more to happen at PTL than for someone (most likely SM) to hop in a vehicle when it pulled up.
