My heart sinks. If he is charged with rape, then that occurred while she was alive...from Ohio statutes. It is a different charge if necrophilia.
So, as asked above...what about that 2 hours of phone ping at the abduction site?
I just think it would be too risky to transport her on the motorcycle where it could be seen that there were 2 "riders". moo
as to additional documents, in the Theresa Sievers case, many additional documents and records have been released, but I am told Florida has an especially liberal sunshine law.
Speculation is that he waited until dusk (8:45PM) for two hours in the cornfield.
- She was abducted at roughly 6:45PM.
- Police are interested in a motorcycle in the area between 6:30-8:00PM.
- His phone pinged near the abduction site for 2 hours.
- Her boyfriend was unable to contact her at 10PM.
- At 11PM her parents report her missing.
- At 12:03AM her bicycle was located.
- 3AM (can't remember where I read this) police canvas Worley's property.
That is, he waited for dusk, put her on his motorcycle, she bled on his motorcycle, and he drove the five miles to his property. He secured her in the barn, made sandwiches (?), said goodnight to his mom (?), put sandwiches in his barn (?), decided to collect her bicycle, his helmet, etc. and it was 11:15 with police all over the place?