That’s the thing. Not much was really said.A question that's been nagging me and perhaps some of you who are keeping better track of the news reports will know the answer. LE hasn't said there were signs of struggle, but they haven't said there aren't signs of struggle either. Right? In other words, do we know if there are signs of struggle in the house??
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I think she would have grabbed either her glasses or contacts if that were the case. I never go anywhere without my ID, but that doesn't mean she wouldn't. MOOSince it sounds like she was up late, I wonder if she overslept that morning?
I'm thinking about a "helpful" neighbor. Notices Mollie trying to rush the dogs out to potty, maybe Mollie comments about running behind or oversleeping and not having a vehicle. Neighbor offers to take her to work and she accepts. She may have known the neighbor well enough to feel comfortable with riding with him or went against her better judgement so she wasn't late/later to work.
It would allow for the dogs to be taken out then put in the basement, no signs of a struggle, explain why her work shirt wasn't home. But because I haven't the foggiest idea about anything else, I don't know if it works with everything that's known. It does seem like someone in the neighborhood would have seen her taking the dogs out in the morning, but I suppose she might take them into the backyard or somewhere not so visible or no one noticed her because people are off in their own little worlds/suffering morning fog.
Didn't happen.Well, it would have been pouring rain. I doubt she would consider walking 10-plus miles in that kind of weather.
I'm sure the investigators know who may have been giving her regular rides into work. Checking them out seems like pretty standard operating procedures in a missing persons case.
we also dont know if they got a.c or sleeps with the windows open
Yes, though the humidity with the thunderstorms that were developing looks like it was very uncomfortable for no ac that night.It was 62 that night according to Weather Underground, high of the 18th was only 86, that's not really AC weather.
i leave mine open when it rains, i like the smell and the airPouring rain. I doubt if windows were open
i leave mine open when it rains, i like the smell and the air
She did not have her wallet with her nor her glasses or contacts
I agree--but I feel suspicious of this unnamed person. Why wouldn't he be on the timeline saying: "I stopped by the house, leaned on the horn and waited, tried texting her, and finally decided she'd gotten a ride with someone else."
obviously it depends on your house, i got a overhang protecting it from the rainIf I leave mine open, it rains in the house. Not a problem for you!
Oooh. Interesting, I see that now.Not the main point of your post, however, the boyfriend's brother didn't buy the house. He isn't an owner of that house.
If it was pouring rain in the am, did she bring the dogs for a walk or simply let them out? Does the house have a fenced yard?