Hello Everyone. This is my first post about MM. My husband and I watched Disappeared the other evening and MM's story has been on my mind ever since. I have read through a number of posts but not all so please excuse me for any repetition etc.
The programme mentioned that there was a message left on MM's boyfriend's cell which he missed because he was going through security on his way to try to help with the search. As far as I recall, he said it was early morning (6am-ish) and the sounds left were, to paraphrase because I can't quite remember his words: whimpering/ crying and sounds of someone shivering. They couldn't trace the call because they think MM (if it was her who made the call) had used a prepaid card.
Wherever she went that night - if she made that call, she was still alive many hours later, so survived an incredibly cold night and up until that point had not been either kidnapped/ murdered/ committed suicide/ fallen down a ravine...or been eaten by bears (has this ever been looked into?).
At that time, if it was her, she was near a telephone - surely it's possible to trace outgoing calls from an entire area to his 'phone (or is that just wishful thinking on my part?) as they knew the time of the call?
Did someone offer her a ride/ bath/ bed/ hot drink etc?
As no trace of her was or has been found, my gut feeling is that someone 'found' her and either caused her permanent harm, or that she is still with them...Cleveland, Ohio comes to mind and has either destroyed all evidence or still has it.
With regard to people saying that she couldn't possible have more 'bad luck' and be kidnapped by an opportunist, why not? She was and looked vulnerable. She was a young and attractive woman, possibly under the influence of alcohol and was wandering around alone in the dark/ early hours. She most definitely could have been in the wrong place at the wrong time...and be giving off 'victim' vibes which would easily be read by someone looking for a victim.
And if she did disturb hibernating bears/ commit suicide/ fall etc, surely something of hers would have been found by now?
It's all too tidy.
Heart-breaking.