GeorgiaSuzy
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I think we've skipped over a few steps in the process and jumped straight to motives and theories to "solve" this case. As far as I can see, there has been no evidence released that indicates any crime was committed, much less what crime(s) or by whom.
We are free to speculate until the cows come home. Seems strange to me to imagine that the most horrific possibilities are what happened to this girl. I have posted links before showing that people die in initially unexplained automobile fires more frequently than we would think. Vast majority don't turn out to be messages sent by a gang or a torture murder of the victim for revenge. Most aren't even crimes. They are from carelessness of vehicle operator or from equipment failure/damage unknown to the driver.
JMO
I agree. So far I haven't seen any evidence that JC was set on fire by another person or that someone else poured accelerant down her throat and up her nose. It could have been an electrical fire due to some mechanical failure.
I, too, posted links to alternative reasons for car fires. Flash fires can occur when teens huff gas, lighter fluid or other solvents used for inhalant abuse in an enclosed place like a car. Some huffers pour the liquid in their nose and down their throat instead of just inhaling the fumes. Smokers are more at risk of their airways catching on fire because they're high and light a cigarette without a second thought, but it can happen to nonsmokers as well. If the car was parked with the front seats reclined, maybe someone was with JC who talked her into huffing then ran away when she caught on fire.
Focusing on just the 12-17 yr old age group, over 2.6 million use inhalants each year. Huffing is the fourth most abused substance after alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana. Statistics about huffing related deaths are underestimated because the deaths are often attributed to other causes. More than 1,400 common household items can be huffed. Please talk to your kids and grandkids about the dangers of huffing. They don't understand that just one huff can cause Sudden Sniffing Death (a massive heart attack).