Well, I never thought what you did nor did I think she'd just hop on over to SG's on her own for no reason.I thought everyone thought what I did, which is that it's most likely that she was grabbed, or offered a ride to someone, from the MetLife building. I had not even considered that she just said to herself, "Self, I think I'll go to SG's house even though I just told my best friend that I was let off from work early and that I was heading home to quickly grab a bag and then I'd be over to her place to cook her dinner."
I was under the impression from the talk here that people felt she went to SG's willingly to 1). Give him a ride home because his car wasn't working 2). He may have convinced her he had something to sell her that she and her friend might like.
If it was SG and she went unwillingly, how did he get her inside his house without causing
a ruckus. And obviously, that's what police thought happened (whether willing or unwillingly) as they took a bunch of stuff from SG's house.
But if SG did grab her in the Met
Parking lot, why would he have taken her to his house? So he could violate and kill her there?! That doesn't make sense either. And then there's the problem of having her car parked out front of his house. If she was grabbed in the Met Life parking lot, someone took quite a risk. And if someone did grab her, I'd think she'd fight like a demon.....all the way to where the ultimate destination was.
If she was grabbed, there's a problem with her car. Was it left in the Met Life parking lot for a time until the perp could get back to it and then drive it home?
It seems an easier and better plan had he followed her home, grabbed her as she got out of her car and then transported her somewhere private where his acts would not be seen. He wouldn't have to drive the body anywhere to bury it as he was already in a desolate spot where he could bury her there. Now that makes sense. And, SG or whoever, could have managed this whole scenario without help.
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