Yeah but being that age they could probably have a build up of so many snaps every couple of minutes. People don’t understand how he can’t remember the details of that snap. Easy...you get so many you probably look at her face, quick at the caption, it’s gone. It would not be that significant to him out of the how ever many he gets a day. Unfortunately it only became significant because of the circumstances later when it’s too late. Have you ever looked at those pics where they give you 60 seconds to memorize the pic? Then they ask you questions like what color was the second bracelet on the wrist. You even know to study the pic and it’s still hard to answer the detail questions!
I think in press reports we have seen night, evening and even late evening. I agree we probably have common understandings of what someone means if they say 'evening' but I wonder when 'evening' transitions to 'late evening'? Some parts of the country it might be 9 pm but others maybe later. Night is a strange word too as it can cover a wide range of times IMO. English is a tricky language sometimes!
It's funny, but until I started writing the list I realized I had assumed that while DJ left on the 17th, BJ and AH hadn't left until the 18th, and I somehow assumed that at least BJ was in the house when Mollie was dropped off at 5:30pm. So of course she had to be taken while on her run. But with the new info, I see know why some people think she made it home. The same with the homework thing, there's what I mean by "evening" and what someone else means by that. Since she went running at 7:30 it seems possible that "evening" means between the times she was dropped off at 5:30 and the time she went out for her run at 7:30.
Yes, it would be helpful to know the facts. For me, if I were just going to my moms house I may just go as is. If she were planning to eat dinner at her moms, maybe she was going to shower there, stay the night, and use the car in the morning. There are so many possibilities that go through my mind.
Yes, Her mother said she had two of them in her room.
I wasn't blaming her with my posts and I don't think the person above was either. It's not a matter of "blaming the victim", it's a matter of personal safety. For instance, we teach children to look both ways crossing the street, and we make sure to get that into their heads and all of us eventually do that if we don't want to get hit by a car. Now, we could just figure pedestrians always have the right of way, so why even look, they have to stop for us. I know we can't all live as if every bad scenario is going to happen, but being aware of surroundings and people around you is just like looking both ways. Looking back in hindsight after the worst case scenario is not really any comfort when things go wrong.
I don't think it's that unusual. I moved out of state when I was 19, and I would call my parents on the weekend and chat away.
No her room at her mother's house. They said she didn't stay there because the AC was not working good in her room and her boyfriend's house was cooler. It's been repeated that the mother saw the 2 shirts in her room and her mom thought they were the only ones she had.
