I find this very fishy as well. I believe from everything I read they told the father to go home on the 20th and if I am reading correctly they were already talking to CR on the 20th. So if they had CR in talks then why did they tell the father to go home?
If CR is so "cooperative" to the police why are there so many unanswered questions.
Did he throw her in the trunk while she was alive or dead?
Why was her head bleeding?
If there are no knives or guns involved here, I would assume she was either alive when thrown in the trunk and maybe died in the struggle (cutting her head on something in the trunk) or he gave her enough of a blow to where it caused some kind of head force trauma then he threw her dead body in the trunk.
I think the report said she had the headphones still on when he removed her from the trunk so I would assume strangulation is a possibility as well.
Also CR just went back to his daily life and was never going to mention any of this to anybody and just let her lie there for who knows how long before someone finds her?
No, I think you're not reading it correctly. The father went home a couple of days before they talked to CR. (As I understood the press conference, anyway.)
As to your questions, CR's story includes a very convenient blackout that would prevent him from answering them.
As to the question in your last paragraph--the answer is: "Yes. That's what murderers do."
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