lstiff
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Hoping the condition of the tire can provide information on how it came to be flat. Example - did it flatten due to hitting something in the road, nail, sliced ?
Is that road fairly busy? Amy cameras? If so , like the other poster said , chances are someone saw a car stop at hers. I feel she had to know or trust the person who stopped to "help". Could the flat been planned ahead of time and the person who did it followed her?
The other scenario is someone random took advantage of the situatilon and confronted her with a weapon to make her get out of the car. I say a weapon because I would think that unless she was going to change the tire on her own and was out of the car, she would be sitting with all doors /windows locked until help arrived - police or auto service. I have female friends who can change a tire but I myself would call road service.
BBM This was my 1st thought when I read more into it. It could have been pre-planned and the person followed her until she pulled over. With cellphones, I'm curious if she was on the phone with anyone at the time "hey my tire is flat, let me call you back" or calling someone for help "I have a flat, come help" or even roadside assistance/AAA. If none of those things happened, I would bet someone was instantly there to "assist" which caused her to leave her belongings inside the car. How many people do you see on the side of the road with a flat NOT on their phones? Like PP stated, this is assuming she was actually the one driving when the car was left there. JMO of course.