Several other cell phones were found in the cabin, according to the latest news report....
Several other cell phones, hmmn. Jenny did not mention that in her interview?Ada isn't the only family member who frequented the cabin. I wonder who the various cell phones belonged to?
Depending on the time of year, the weather, etc. the "muddy areas" are navigable. When I was there in late December one year, I had on knee-high rain boots and walked to the river. But, I had to pay attention and "weave" around obstacles (branches, etc) and spots that had a bit too much visible "mush" for my comfort.The water that is near the cabins has been described as muddy, marsh, wetland. Could someone walk through the marshy areas in regular boots or would you need hip waders? A person who is somehow incapacitated could easily drown in shallow water, but I'm wondering how deep the muddy areas are? Were water searches conducted?
When watching the interview with Jenny, I recall her saying that the only light on the outside of the cabin was the one that was near the window they believed Adrienne climbed out of. I also seem to recall she said it has a motion sensor. It appears that the mudroom roof is near that window. While climbing out with boots and gun and cell phone in hand, it would make sense to put boots and cell phone on that roof before climbing out and that might trigger light to come on showing where she was located to anyone outside. At that point gun if gun was empty and she was climbing out she would have had no defense and no solid footing. At 125 lbs she would be easy to grab halfway out the window by a man. Gun could have fallen or been removed from her hands. If someone was outside and she was attempting to get out of window, she wouldn’t have had much ability to defend herself under those conditions. The reason to go out window over door? possibly fear of someone being at door but light could have given away position? IMOOk, I see what you are saying about her taking off her boots there to climb on the higher roof and walk across. But why would she do that at 3 AM if she thought people were in the front of the cabin shooting at her? Wouldn't that make her an easier target? How did her gun end up in the yard? I know we don't know any answers... But nothing really makes sense here...MOO.
This theory is something that I have thought about since the investigation state that the K9 dogs were unable to detect a scent of her.So here's my theory. There was a fight and Lundy killed Ade. He disposed of the body long before this even started. He returns home and plans what to do. He and another woman go to the cabin. When they arrive, he uses her phone to text his at 1:40. Possibly he's got someone at his house to actually receive the text. Now he gets the girl to call the friend in hysterics. The friend hadn't seen Ade much over the previous year, and if they used speaker phone, it would account for why the voice was accepted by the friend. It would also make sense that the imposter wouldn't know the cabin address. Once that call was made, Lundy and the girl are on their way back home. Lundy's phone never left his bedroom, and Ade's phone will only ping at the cabin. So the question is whether there is any actual activity on her phone between the time Lundy left and 1:40 AM that morning?
In one of the recent interviews, BCSO said they did not have access to cadaver dogs, but will soon and will bring them out to the cabin.This theory is something that I have thought about since the investigation state that the K9 dogs were unable to detect a scent of her.