I accept any criticism toward me as valid. And I understand how it might be perceived. I haven't figured out how to delete a post here. I already apologized. And I'm not a sleuther like you guys and this isn't my element. And I'm not in my comfort zone like you guys are. I want Kortne to come home and I don't want to make it any tougher on LE than it already is. But….
KS's clothes from the previous evening were missing. Her shoes were still there. We don't know if any other shoes were missing. Would KS go for a stroll without her shoes? Maybe. Wasn't she told to go to her apartment and stay in it? If CP was sleeping and someone knocked on the door and she heard the knock, if she wasn't dressed, she'd throw her clothes on. Or maybe she was still dressed. No reason to put shoes on to answer the door.
So the police showed up and nobody heard it or noticed it? And nobody answered the door? That tells you that nobody was aware of or noticed a police presence. Why would someone call the police to complain and then not answer the door when the police knocked? One reason would be because there wasn't a knock. But most likely, there was a police presence. And of all the unlikely scenarios that you can think of, random abduction, someone stopping by at that moment to settle score, what are the odds that K could be removed from her apartment with no noise or apparent struggle so as to not alert CP or the neighbors?
Why has the Palmyra police department not named the second responding officer? I hope it was for a good reason. I hope it was because the responding officer, while doing his duty, does not deserve to be lambasted in the court of public opinion. Because the Stouffer's may not feel this way, but I could understand that and what ever happened already happened and I wouldn't blame him. He could not have known.
But what we do know, is that that information was not released. And that seems strange since all the other info was released. And we do know that most likely there was a police presence there, by their own admission. And we do know that TS called the police and he supposedly did not answer the door. And we do know that most likely, the officer would have gone to K's apartment first. And we do know that K vanished from her apartment, possibly without shoes, while allegedly nobody heard anything.
If K decided to leave the apartment on her own just to clear her head, then she was already outside the apartment. Even if a random car happened by at that time of the morning, a very small percentage of the public are abductors. But that would catch the attention of an LE driving by, by chance only, or because they were keeping an eye on a place that brought much grief earlier in the morning.
I'm sorry to say this, but most likely, there is a murderer in our area. And it seems remarkably quiet and it doesn't seem right. And while you are tracking down every lead, and doing your due diligence, you had better check out every scenario, regardless of how unlikely or preposterous it may seem. And there should be outside eyes looking at this. You must have outside eyes looking at this to satisfy me. I'll never know what is going on in your investigation, and maybe you have already checked out unlikely scenarios fully and you have positively without a doubt ruled out not only the police presence there that morning, but everyone on duty that morning who was out and about. And no, I don't think there is a grand cover up. That's ridiculous. But these scenarios are no more unlikely than other scenarios. And something stinks from the outside looking in. And you can't blame people for having thoughts like this cross their minds when you are unwilling to reassure the public while we have what is most likely a murderer in our midst. So as long as you chose to remain silent and not provide reassurances or until we're told that the FBI is taking over the investigation, you'll have to live with fact that this scenario is as possible as any other.