This case is just really weighing on me today, I've been trying to think of how someone could get her out of the house without anyone noticing. I have a theory but it's a longshot.
I have been studying the house on Google maps (I hope it's OK to discuss this since the exact address was posted on MSM) and I noticed 2 big things. One, it does not appear to have central air as there is a window AC unit in the upstairs window. Two, there is a ramp that goes up the side of the house. I am wondering if perhaps the ramp goes to a back or side door that was left open or cracked to let in some cooler nighttime air. Also, maybe the AC unit upstairs was running full blast. Those things can be really loud, I have one in my apartment and I have to turn my TV way up just to hear it over the AC unit sometimes.
If the door or maybe even a window was open and the AC unit running upstairs where likely everyone else was sleeping, someone could, in theory, get in and out without people hearing. I'm assuming Aleah's room is downstairs because it would be a pain in the butt to carry her up and down the stairs every day.
As to taking her somewhere without the wheelchair, I have a theory about that as well. Evansville has a HUGE problem with people stealing grocery carts and abandoning them in town. There's even a joke FB page about it. So let's say someone got Aleah out and put her in a grocery cart to bring her somewhere. Since she doesn't speak, she may not have been able to make much noise that someone would hear late at night. Then, the person could have taken her wherever or even put her in a vehicle to drive away. No one would think an abandoned grocery cart in their neighborhood is weird because they see it every day.
The question is who would do this and why......
And again, this theory is wayyyy out there but still possible.
Great job on the maps
I know where that area is located at now. I am not from Eville, but go there often. WOW! on the 'shots fired' locations. Eville is really getting bad anymore
Hope Aleah is found safe soon. Prayers for her.
Thanks! I did want to note that the map is shots fired calls over the course of a year. They are not guaranteed to be actual shots fired, some could have been fireworks, backfiring vehicles, etc. But in general, yes, things are pretty rough in some parts of Evansville lately.
