Unfortunately I think that is spot on.This case is going to have a weird ending. I'm certain she's dead, but something about all this is so unusual.
Unfortunately I think that is spot on.This case is going to have a weird ending. I'm certain she's dead, but something about all this is so unusual.
She was. I was checking out Iowa city and UI. She mentioned she was doing Lit homework
This going missing never to return thing: makes me think that the first step I'll do next time someone is missing is go straight to that person's town's police call log & do a screen shot....What I found interesting about that, was in the comments someone asks if the issue is resolved and would they post it. The county states calls for that time frame will not be posted. I took that to mean ever.
Plus a girl might have gone off reading books or went to the BR. I really don't see the connection?
Also, if she was wearing a pink coat and is 5'2" as someone mentioned, that might cause someone to think she is younger than she is.I honestly believe the incident at the library is unrelated. It may sound odd but it really isn’t. My daughter went with us a year ago for a holiday dinner. She was 20 at the time. A waitress stopped her in the buffet line and was concerned she wasn’t with her parents for quite some time. Turns out the waitress thought she was 12 and couldn’t apologize enough for the mix up. Apparently some people are not good at figuring ages....that’s all.
Also, although the absence of a struggle is very telling, if a perpetrator threatened her with a gun and told her to put the dogs somewhere, I have a feeling she would have been compliant and done whatever he told her to do. That is the only other situation in which there may not have been signs of a struggle.This link works:
New theory in search for missing college student Mollie Tibbetts
From the video, we hear that "if someone came to her door", the absence of a struggle implies that she may have recognized that person. That's not exactly earth-shattering. The interviewee does not allege that anyone is a suspect, or that a co-worker is in any way connected to Mollie's disappearance.
WC has been in the papers, has been interviewed by the police. That's why we can discuss him. If the person you want to discuss has not been named in the mainstream or by law enforcement we cannot discuss him.So, what can be discussed?
One individual, a farmer, was discussed for dozens and dozens of pages; but another possibility cannot?
I don't get it.
After the murders of Karina Vetrano and Vanessa Marcotte, I really changed my running habits. I wear old school "over the head headphones" at a VERY low volume. If I do wear an "around the ears" style buds, I run with one out. I used to run on alot of very secluded trails and now run mainly on paths in town or on a treadmill at the gym. I always have my phone in a small pack around my waist and more than one app is tracking my run. In my hand is pepper spray.To all of you, thank you for educating me on walking while wearing my earbuds. I love to listen to podcasts as I walk. Although I remove them when I cross an intersection, I plug them right back in once I’m on clear sidewalk and ready to power-walk.
Life is too precious to risk being caught off-guard due to being unable to hear what’s going on around you.
So, I’m still gonna walk. I’m just gonna soak up the songs of the birds and greet the runners who pass me.
She went missing on a night that all THREE roommates were gone. Not a coincidence IMO. I still say this is someone who knew her and knew they would all be out of the house.
And as I said before, no running items have been located. She never made it back from her run.
Keeping it simple.
Happens all the time. Well, often.
There was a bad outcome like that in Waterloo a few years ago. A Texas physician with a wife and 4 kids started hitting on a 20ish lab tech. He was in state for a 'locum tenums'. Resulted in a nasty murder suicide.
I speculate Mollie had a friend from college she would occasionally have sex with, who took the relationship far more seriously than Mollie did, who would not take too kindly to her ending it or finding out that she has a boyfriend...
I speculate she was picked up after her run by said friend, she breaks up with him or tells him she's in a relationship, and he responds with violence, killing her by accident in a fit of rage. Maybe he punches her in the face and she falls and hits her head? He freaks out and hides her body.
It would explain why the dad might think shes alive: he may of known of this relationship and, probably in denial, assumed her daughter ran off with him. That super long phone call she had with her dad before she went missing might have been about the trickiness and regret of being unfaithful to her boyfriend.