elmomom
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Yes, I agree with you IF that's the leading theory, but what if that's not their leading theory? I wish they would give us something, yet I totally understand why they don't/won't. I totally respect your opinion, but I think it's highly possible (maybe even likely) that IF JR is the one who may have disposed of her, he took her in his car. I think that only because he left so suddenly. Having said that, I also understand why he left suddenly if he's innocent. If he were my son, I'd want to get him home and speaking with an attorney ASAP. As I've said many times before, being innocent is often a greater reason to have council than being guilty, especially in a case such as this which can become a civil matter.
I think, with the parents being so outright in their pleas to the friends, it is at least the parents leading theory, if not LE. I'm leaning to thinking it is theirs as well, since they have been pretty pointed in their description of the cooperation they are getting the last time Qualters spoke (upsetting confusing and disappointing? he said something along those lines)
But you may be right, and it may not be the leading theory.
Also, I know it has been repeated over and over and over until everyone believed it, but there is no evidence that JR left town in extreme haste. He may have been the first to leave, but as far as I know, he was there on Saturday, and maybe even Sunday. Since his classes were over, and he presumably had a friend from home visiting, it also could be he intended to leave at the end of that weekend anyhow. We just don't know.