fedfan4life
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I agree that 5 seems to have the least eveidence to support it.
The evidence for 4 is that she appeared to be in a hurried state driving in an area with curing roads in a vehicle not made for curvy roads at high speeds. Also, the lack of finding the Jeep indicates a possibilty that it is as lost as her and with her.
The evidence for 3 is that she has had signifanct stressfull events in her life (moving, laid off, pending seperation) and had shown erratic behavior (changing pins, giving items to friends, securing passports). That is not considering his comments about her mental state.
The evidence for 2 is similar to 3. The tough part her is that she nor the Jeep have been spotted.
The evidence for 1 is that the relationship was falling apart.
Now, it would be interesting for you to share your evidence-based thoughts on each.
In the technical sense, NONE of the above is evidence. There's no car, no body, no blood, etc... In fact, there is no crime scene whatsoever. Therefore, any conclusion that we put forth is purely supposition, extrapolating from the little information that we have been provided.
So, having said that, here's my supposition(s):
1. There appears to be a marital relationship which is rapidly deteriorating, w/both parties showing hostility toward one another. Add that to the behavior of Gail's spouse, most notably not allowing Gail's family access to the children or to the home (if that is, in fact, accurate), I would surmise that foul play @ the hands of Matt (whether directly or indirectly) is possible. But, as I stated earlier in this thread, if Mr. Palmgren is capable of something as heinous as homicide of his wife, there MUST have been glimpses of those tendencies in his past. Problem - The only person who likely ever saw those glimpses is missing, and, no, friends/family stating he is a 'great guy' carries little/no weight, unfortunately.
Could there be an unidentified 3rd party (not associated w/the spouse) whom wished harm to Gail? Well, wouldn't that just be unfortunate for Ms. Palmgren. Truly, is it conceivable that both her husband AND another man hated her enough to murder her?;
3. Not plausible, in that we are talking about what appears to be a strong woman with a plan. Additionally, there is no indication of desparation, depression, mental instability, etc...;
4. In my opinion, this is the most likely scenario. As stated above, the fact that Gail was driving alone, in a hurry, on steep, hilly, serpentine roads in wet conditions, following a long road trip to/from AL. Really, what are the odds that she had a good night sleep the night before? I'm pretty new to these parts (WS), but I have seen a number of examples where folks have ended up in bodies of water in his/her vehicles. And, oftentimes, it seems to take quite some time to find the victim/vehicle involved;
2. For what purpose? Gail would be forfeiting her children, her home, her education, her retirement, her extended family, her reputation, etc... There would need to be an incredibly compelling reason to flee and hide. A 'Cost vs Benefit Analysis' would make this an unlikely supposition.
Sorry, I forgot what #5 was...
Nevermind, I addressed #5 above.