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The original post says the car was 15 minutes away from the town. It also says no footprints were visible in the snow around the car. My opinion is the car probably was in that same spot idling for most of the 90 minutes with Perry gone from the car.Driving on the interstate, it's dark, cold, and snowy. Perry puts the car in park, leaves the car running with its lights on, exits the vehicle, and doesn't shut the door.. literally abandoning the vehicle. He was obviously in a hurry and a panicked state of mind. This was 90 min after the accident. Does anyone now how far it is from the theater to the interstate where the car was found? Does it take that long [90 min] ...if not, what was Perry doing in between the fender bender and the interstate?
The Charley site says the car was 15 miles away on the interstate so the driving time would be 15 minutes at 60 MPH or 30 minutes at 30 MPH. That assumes a trip straight there. He could have driven indirectly and it took longer. But the fact they say no footprints sure makes me think the car sat there some time before being reported/found.Doe Network and Charley Project states 90 min later, his car was found.
That's why it would be helpful to now how long it takes to get from the theater to the spot where the car was found running. Granted, the car could have been idling for quite sometime or Perry was elsewhere before heading to the interstate.
Recall, that Perry and his brother Mike would mimic cartoon characters when they were kids. Mike answered the phone in 1992, and somebody on the other end of the line Mike thought was mimicking cartoon characters. "Perry? Perry is that you?!" Mike asked, the caller responded with "Perry Who?" and hung up the phone.