Steleheart
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If that is the case it certainly would explain why his vehicle may have been there longer then planned. Perhaps he wanted to take her somewhere and torture her
but as you have said when she was cornered and forced to flee into the woods, when he caught up with her he ended up strangling her...in which case he no longer had reason to bring the body with him...maybe he was more into torturing live victims...this might also explain why he might have a blow torch (because he planned on torturing her)....so he was forced to leave the body there and use what he had on hand to cover his tracks and get out quick.
Maybe he was pulled over pretending to be lost or broken down or getting something from his car...if he was planning to abduct her, perhaps he covered his plates...and perhaps this was noted on obvservations of a dark SUV making it particularly suspicious.
Ps every time someone writes torch instead of blow torch, I briefly think you are British and are referring to a flashlight. And for a second I can't figure out why you are talking about a flashlight. (Sorry for the side note)
BTW wanted to add...if there was a struggle I am assuming LE could tell from ground markings how a struggle went down...or they could find an expert to do so. However I do know one things that did effect this investigation was the rain that came down hairs and heavy two days later. But I was thinking ground marking would indicate a fight in addition to perhaps Skin cells under her nails or in her mouth.
You know I wondered if he was local and he noticed when she visited now and again. People like that can get obsessed. I can see a situation where he knows she is in town and takes a couple trips down BSR. Then on one of those trips he sees her - " There she is". Turns around and parks seemingly trying to check out his vehicle and waits for her to pass..+ ( not that she knew who he was )
An abduction gone wrong is still my opinion.