VeryVeritas
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Reading everything today, I'm leaning more toward the drug thing as well. I'm not sure if it was all 3 of them, but I think #1 suspect is JR. I'm also thinking JR is the one that left later in the day she went missing. I think she OD'd and he probably left with her in a suitcase or something. I don't think any of them are dumb enough to leave at that time of the night and dump her somewhere. I think they maybe loaded her up that night, put her in a duffel bag/suitcase and put her in the trunk, and JR left the next day.
The trouble I see with that is people would soon be looking for her and it would soon lead to JR. If it was just in JR's hands and he acted alone, he probably would have acted quickly, rather than wait for people to be knocking on the door as eventually happened. He would have no way of knowing how much time he would have, so why risk it by waiting. Another risk is that a body could be tracked by smell, leaving it in a vehicle for a period of time would also increase the risk of getting caught later. Exceptions of course - someone totally unrelated's car is used who then immediately removes it from the area.
This also causes me to visualize another bigger picture around this.
There were these "other" people who were present at CR/MB's apt when LS wanted to go "party" At first I was just thinking of these people as other neighbors, students, etc... perhaps the people who skipped town and just want to have nothing to do with it. Or, perhaps it was more like this...
I've now seen it stated on an Examiner.com page by a Ms. Dyar at the IU school of law that "these guys are coke dealers" Since she is using her facebook to ID herself it certainly looks credible. Now, who the "guys" isn't clear. CR/MB definitely seem to be separating themselves from JR.
If CR/MB had coke and assuming that's what LS wanted, she would have no need to leave for JR's. So, I'm getting the feeling that CR would more likely be a buyer than a seller. But looking at it from the scenario that JR was an active coke dealer, he would have his source. Sources do look over dealers shoulders - it's the nature of the business. They also sometimes have their own undercover people, who check on things or watch things.
These people higher up the chain, have a lot more to lose than a dealer who may have personally known and sold to someone. Consequently they might be more interested in the cleanup than anyone. If they weren't present, JR would have to contact them to let them know and they may have decided to intervene. If one or more were present, it would make a lot more sense that they leave as they normally would and take the body with them. I've heard of scenarios where these watchers or suppliers will pose as just friends or even buyers themselves to hide their identity or role. They of course work for people who are increasingly powerful and so on... This is another reason why vehicle ID in the gravel lots of CR/MB/JR's building or in the vicinity would be important. If one of these missing POI's had a car there that night, and left town with it.... now what? One of them could have driven off hundreds of miles and placed the body anywhere. This makes me cringe... in any case, i can't see JR or others taking a risk by waiting until the next day.