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I'm still thinking there was very much a purpose for Steven being there. It's an unusual set of events but perhaps there was a bit of desperation to earn money and better judgement went out the window.
Despite the feeling of a reason behind a visit to the community, one has to ask: why park at a cul de sac? Why not a driveway? Or even near a vehicle that was planning on picking him up?
You can't help but think there was a combination of bad judgement and a sketchy job prospect here.
I wouldn't be surprised if Steven was already doing work for someone and his final task was to meet someone there, finish one last bit of work and get paid...but none of it was legit, perhaps quite illegal.
The premise of going there could have been a clever set up, I mean, meeting someone in a neighborhood is not strange per say. Parking away from houses would be wise to avoid a tow and maybe it was known that they only had business there - not a person who they know personally and can park in the driveway. Not really a big deal if this was supposedly a quick trip, returning soon to the car.
I wouldn't necessarily insist on a resident being involved, rather the area being a front to seem comfortable, normal and to leave Stevens car.
Quite a baffling case.
Despite the feeling of a reason behind a visit to the community, one has to ask: why park at a cul de sac? Why not a driveway? Or even near a vehicle that was planning on picking him up?
You can't help but think there was a combination of bad judgement and a sketchy job prospect here.
I wouldn't be surprised if Steven was already doing work for someone and his final task was to meet someone there, finish one last bit of work and get paid...but none of it was legit, perhaps quite illegal.
The premise of going there could have been a clever set up, I mean, meeting someone in a neighborhood is not strange per say. Parking away from houses would be wise to avoid a tow and maybe it was known that they only had business there - not a person who they know personally and can park in the driveway. Not really a big deal if this was supposedly a quick trip, returning soon to the car.
I wouldn't necessarily insist on a resident being involved, rather the area being a front to seem comfortable, normal and to leave Stevens car.
Quite a baffling case.