Backabeyond
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If it was an attempted abduction then it begs the question of where he was going to take them. The most likely spot seems the cemetery, so perhaps he was parked there? Though I don’t think was that. Isn’t there a path at the bottom of the hill not far from the creek? If so, then crossing the creek for privacy would make sense.I agree, it seems unlikely he could have gained control without a visible weapon. I think it shows that at least upon setting foot on the trail, he had bad intentions. Prior to then, IDK.
But yes, crossing the creek is perplexing. That's the one and only piece of evidence (that we are given) which supports the idea of an attempted abduction, IMO. That's not a theory I've put much credence into, but the creek crossing does make me wonder.
Otherwise, as other posters have said, maybe the other side of the creek offered more privacy, or was less visible from the bridge? It's a quandary.
It’s likely he needed a weapon, but it is very common for adults to freeze up and be compliant when in danger, it’s not unbelievable that two little girls felt threatened and didnt react. Perhaps in part to a kind of diffusion of responsibility. If one doesn’t act or is compliant then maybe the other just follows suit. This is just speculation of course
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