If I or my family and friends had been threatened, I would never drive down a remote county road without cell service. Certainly not unarmed. RFG did.
I would never drive 40 miles from home without leaving a clear message, or telling someone to at least look at, if something happened.
I agree that the idea of RFG knowingly driving off to his own murder makes absolutely NO sense at all.
Let's face it, RFG certainly had trusted and loyal friends, relatives, and colleagues to whom he could have turned if the thought he was in danger. He knew the DA in Lewisburg, whose office was less than 0.35 miles away from where the car was parked.
He easily could sent an e-mail to his own account at the office about the purpose of the trip. He easily could written a note and left it at home, or at the office. He could have left his phone on so it could be traced to Lewisburg. He easily could have told one, or more, of about ten people, SS, MS, if he could have been reached, PEF, JKA, Lara, any of his two adult nephews, any one of three other ADA's, his first ex-wife, EW, or Pete Johnson, the DA in Lewisburg. Or, he could have called the police, either the BPD or the PSP.
No, according to your theory, he uses a book, that only about 4-5 people knew he read, and which has a major plot point of someone faking his own death.
This was either a coincidence, or it points to walkaway.
