What I gathered from the interview was that the daughter did get a hold of her mother on Mother’s Day and went by the house to find her car gone and thought she was out, but stated her mother wouldn’t answer after that and eventually the phone went to voicemail between the 10th through 15th when she visited and called the PD.
What I find that might be strange is that the house was locked up. From what I understand the purse, keys, cigarettes, and cash/cards, etc are in the house and the only thing not there is her mother, her mother’s phone, and the gun somewhere outside.
So I wonder if her mother perhaps met up with someone and something went down and then the car, purse, keys, cigarettes were returned to the home with the house being completely locked up to throw a pursuing person off. Leading people to believe she just vanished. The reason I wonder this is because if she is going for a walk, doing chores around the place, or even meeting someone at the door (whoever this may be) — why lock up her place, leave her cigarettes, and her purse? Wouldn’t she want to smoke? And how would she get back in if her keys were in her purse locked in her home? Also, wouldn’t she thank her daughter for the card and flowers?
Someone could’ve locked the doors to keep her outside, but would this suggest a one person doing or did they catch her off guard and she went outside with the gun to search and was grabbed? The way the home was found without her inside is really baffling. It would make sense for the phone to not return because you wouldn’t want it investigated.
Does someone else have a different opinion maybe after that interview?
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