My theory's a little different than what everyone else seems to be agreeing on.
I really don't think that it was someone that she didn't "know" really well.
I have a pretty bad habit of not taking my keys when I'm going somewhere with someone who has their own set- my boyfriend, my parents (when I go to visit), my room mates, etc. Katelyn might have done the same thing if JC, her dad, her landlord, etc, came to the door, said that they'd be back soon, and wanted to leave right that minute.
Now, who does this frame?
JC, KM's dad/his girlfriend, the landlord, maybe some of KM and JC's really close friends, some neighbors, etc.
KM would be used to every single one being around the condo and knowing where the spare key was if they didn't have one of their own.
I don't think it was just any old neighbor or friend of her dad's, and I don't think they grabbed her right outside the condo. The neighbors would have heard something, especially if she was standing outside and the person just up and grabbed her after a few minutes of conversation.
Imagine this:
KM is getting ready for bed when she gets a call, a text, a knock at the door, whatever; she leaves the dog in the bedroom because its already settled down for the night and she thinks this will be quick. She opens it because she figures that the person (person X from here on out) is "safe", and they offer to take her out to get something- a snack, more smokes, milk, whatever. Person X takes to the right destination, but parks in the back of the parking lot and gives her a sedative; they then take KM to their hideout, lair, whatever we want to call it.
This is the cleanest and most hassle free way I can think of this happening...unfortunately, my focus keeps going back to JC, KM's dad/his girlfriend, and KM's close friends since they'd be most likely to offer to buy something for her.
Question, though: were KM's purse and keys in the house or her car?
I really don't think that it was someone that she didn't "know" really well.
I have a pretty bad habit of not taking my keys when I'm going somewhere with someone who has their own set- my boyfriend, my parents (when I go to visit), my room mates, etc. Katelyn might have done the same thing if JC, her dad, her landlord, etc, came to the door, said that they'd be back soon, and wanted to leave right that minute.
Now, who does this frame?
JC, KM's dad/his girlfriend, the landlord, maybe some of KM and JC's really close friends, some neighbors, etc.
KM would be used to every single one being around the condo and knowing where the spare key was if they didn't have one of their own.
I don't think it was just any old neighbor or friend of her dad's, and I don't think they grabbed her right outside the condo. The neighbors would have heard something, especially if she was standing outside and the person just up and grabbed her after a few minutes of conversation.
Imagine this:
KM is getting ready for bed when she gets a call, a text, a knock at the door, whatever; she leaves the dog in the bedroom because its already settled down for the night and she thinks this will be quick. She opens it because she figures that the person (person X from here on out) is "safe", and they offer to take her out to get something- a snack, more smokes, milk, whatever. Person X takes to the right destination, but parks in the back of the parking lot and gives her a sedative; they then take KM to their hideout, lair, whatever we want to call it.
This is the cleanest and most hassle free way I can think of this happening...unfortunately, my focus keeps going back to JC, KM's dad/his girlfriend, and KM's close friends since they'd be most likely to offer to buy something for her.
Question, though: were KM's purse and keys in the house or her car?