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I came to this site specifically to follow Mollie's case. I have to say I am impressed with all the thought and compassion I have seen on this (and the Watts') threads. Every time I think of something to consider, I have found it here, already being discussed.
That being said, I keep coming back to the idea of a hit and grab scenario. I can't say why that resonates so strongly with me, but it certainly does. Has that scenario been put to bed by other, more likely, scenarios? This feels stranger abduction to me, and I can't imagine any other way for a stranger to get her into a car without her causing a loud scene...
Which may not be a factor if the abduction site were isolated enough...
My head swims...I just hope for news every day. I hate the thought of this family not knowing what happened to Mollie, and it terrifies me that she may be suffering somewhere.
All JMO...
Homework and snapchat are not possible. There was no communication with Mollie after she went jogging. That means she did not touch a single tech device after possibly returning to the house-sit after jogging.
What 20 year old returns from a run and doesn't check the phone? In the scenario where Mollie returns to the house-sit after jogging, she does not use her devices - no communication.
If it was a friend/acquaintance he would know the dogs were locked in the basement when no one was home. This gave me another thought: These we’re young adults. I wonder if they had any house parties? This would bring people into the house who could observe the routine, learn schedules etc.Yes, and even if the doors were locked, a 360-degree view of the house shows that it would be easier to break into than a box of Cracker Jack. Anyone who knew she would be staying there alone could enter the house and lie in wait while she was out jogging, if he could solve the problem of the dogs' presence.
Or his leaving helped them find her, finally someone cracked. I so hope they have her murderer!Her Dad must be crushed, I think LE sent him home so spare him
So sorry for you also....very bitter pills to swallow.No closure for me, either. It was 8 years ago today. I guess we should find solace in the fact that at least we know where our children are, as grieving parents those "at leasts" are bitter pills to swallow sometimes.
Her Dad really pulled at my heartstrings, his emotions were so rawOr his leaving helped them find her, finally someone cracked. I so hope they have her murderer!
No. Not the same case.Brooke Wilberger...she was grabbed in a parking lot...he grabbed her right out of her flip flops ...van, knife, duct tape.
Her Dad really pulled at my heartstrings, his emotions were so raw