Passin' Me By
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The store idea makes a ton of sense. She recently moved, her roommate was out of town; maybe there was a lack of food in her new place? (Possible scenario): She drives her vehicle to the store and that's when she vanished (IMO was abducted)? I wonder if Heather shopped at a 24 hour grocery store on a regular basis or if she bought items at a local convenience store? Locals, would you be able to give your help on the stores in the area/where she shopped? If it's a local store, maybe that's why the phone did not ping off another tower? O/T. (I make purchases at a 24 hour convenience store; I'm positive my phone would not ping another tower due to the close distance from my place to the local convenience store.)
CharlieJ, that is some awesome sleuthing right there! That is IMO, significant information the family needs to step forward and release (so it's MSM fact based or on the Missing Heather Elvis Facebook page). Would be helpful for the public just in case someone finds an item and is not sure it belongs to Heather. (Or if a woman in the local SC area receives a new jewelry item which resembles jewelry worn by Heather).
MOO. Terry should be frustrated with LE and media. The media cares about ratings. LE is overwhelmed and has not solved other disappearances in the area. I don't think LE is twiddling thumbs, personally, I think these men and women are busting their rear ends around the clock to bring Heather home. What's frustrating (IMO) is one person has been able to outsmart an entire police department and CUE for the last ten days. (ALL MOO, could be more than one person involved). How can one person outsmart all of these educated and experienced professionals? Boggles my mind and I say, "NO!". There must have been a "slip up" somewhere; it just hasn't been discovered yet. (By "slip up" I'm thinking the perp(s) purchased gas, groceries or something in HE's vehicle. Maybe pictured in the vehicle by a red light camera (if any exist). Possibly has scratches on their arms/face, detailed their vehicle or sold it, won't allow anyone in a storage shed, has unaccountable time on the 17th, or maybe a favorite item belonging to someone's boyfriend/brother/husband such as a knife, mysteriously vanished .. something along those lines).
This is the reason I think a private investigator should be hired. Not some yahoo (freak of the week just billing hours) either. A genuine professional with the family's best interests in mind and a long standing, successful track record. I'm 100% positive people would provide donations for the private investigator's services. Sometimes, people feel comfortable talking with a p.i. or leaving a tip with them, rather than contacting the police or the family. I think the sooner the family hires a reputable private investigator the better. Personally, if this was my daughter and LE advised me against hiring a p.i., I would kindly thank them for the advice and start searching for the best investigator immediately.
One more thing (I'm almost done here). Grocery/food stores and fast food places. Unless this person (or persons) is a farmer/hunter growing and killing their own food, they must go out to a store or fast food place to eat. IMO, it would be beneficial to make sure EVERY place which provides food has a flyer on the front door. Keep the pressure on.
All JMHO.
