IMO, LE is on the right track releasing more info to the public. New Englanders have a reputation for minding their own business, but this is a fairly small town. People may be aware of a conversation or a sighting which appears unrelated, but may be a part of the puzzle taken in context. One of the things I'd most like to know is when PD left the home and when she returned. Was she already home when LE responded to the 911 call? Was she called before or after the 911 call was placed? If JD "had no idea" what happened to Ayla when he awoke, you'd think he'd immediately start considering every possibility. Wouldn't he have checked with his mother first, assuming she was not yet home? PD could have returned home early, found Ayla already awake and taken her along for a short trip for coffee or breakfast or some other errand for all he knew. Why didn't he call Trista right after he called 911. If he thought this was an abduction, wouldn't Trista immediately come to mind? PD says she told LE she wasn't there. If she wasn't there when LE arrived, they wouldn't need to be told. It would be apparent. Did PD drive herself to her overnight visit or was she picked up by a friend? Why wasn't PD's car towed and examined? All MOO.