NightOwl77
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The suspect had two options to get the girls to a location where he would assault (presumably) and murder them. He could force them to walk to that location, or he could injure one or both during the abduction. Injuring one or both would make it much more difficult to get the girls to the murder location. It makes more sense to me that he walked them to where they were murdered. That would also ensure maximum cooperation because up until the time that one was injured, they could both believe that they would live through what was happening to them.
I don't think he had any idea whose property he was on - he might have assumed that the land was connected to the cemetery. I also think that the girls had been murdered by the time searches began at 5:30, so it was before sunset. Abducted children are usually murdered within two hours of abduction. If the abduction was at approximately 2:10-2:20, he had three hours before the search started.
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3 hours? I'm not sure about that -- looks more like 1 to 1 1/2 hours based on below and that's w 2 victims, not 1.
JMO
A. Snap chat @ 2pm.
B. Another 3 people walking in the vicinity @ 2:30 - 3:30 after Snap chat posted (source below).
C. Folks are there it sounds like around 5:00pm. (I had actually read somewhere they were to be picked up around 3:30 but I can't verify this or find it again. Everything says 5:30 is when they were determined missing and I'm assuming they looked themselves before calling police at 5:30 -- if that is the time police were notified.)
That means like one hour or a hour 1/2 where sound wouldn't travel or leaves be crunching from SA or struggle. I just don't see an onsite murder or SA not being heard in that short of a time window given the other people in area and parents being there and looking before they call authorities to report them missing & again w 2 victims, not just one which seems to make timing even more complicated because everything takes twice as long.
http://heavy.com/news/2017/02/liber...ssing-snapchat-facebook-photos-family-bridge/