Davidovsky
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Trying to keep an open mind, but based on experience of extended hikes in the Hautes Pyrenees, and from what I've seen of human nature, my assessment is currently:
1. Accident on mountain: Very unlikely, given her experience and the nature of the trails.
2. Voluntary disappearance: Ridiculous, no plausible motive.
3. Suicide: Quite unlikely after exhilarating mountain hikes (is it even possible to climb a mountain when you are depressed?)
4. Abducted/murdered by stranger. Always possible, especially if she headed down the French side through the forest. She is outgoing and readily (naively?) talks to strangers.
5. Crime of passion. <modsnip: Not victim friendly>
1. Accident on mountain: Very unlikely, given her experience and the nature of the trails.
2. Voluntary disappearance: Ridiculous, no plausible motive.
3. Suicide: Quite unlikely after exhilarating mountain hikes (is it even possible to climb a mountain when you are depressed?)
4. Abducted/murdered by stranger. Always possible, especially if she headed down the French side through the forest. She is outgoing and readily (naively?) talks to strangers.
5. Crime of passion. <modsnip: Not victim friendly>
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