ekardh
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Jason disappearance must have started either by entering a house or a car. But don't forget that the car poses two great risks for the perpetrator:
1) He (or they) could be stopped by traffic police for a usual check
2) He (or they) could have a car crash (not necessarily serious)
Hello Jim,
That might be true but either scenario has its fair share of risks. If they kept the body in the house, there's always the chance that a neighbour might spot something suspicious or people might complain about the smell of decomposition. If the body's found on your property, you're bang to rights, as opposed to transporting a body in a vehicle. Once the body's been dumped you can put as much distance as you want between yourself and the victim.
At any rate, we're not necessarily suggesting that Jason was killed in the car. We're just speculating as to the events leading up to his disappearance. Personally, I don't think Jason was run over or forcibly abducted.These things attend to attract attention. I think Jason either visited the home or got into a car of someone he knew. Probably a car because he was catching a ride to work. What happened after that is anyone's guess.