cluciano63
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It might be easier to get an idea of how much luck played into his timing, versus intense planning, if we knew anything about the schedule of Holly's brother. Did he leave the house at a certain time each day, maybe even work a late shift? Or were there only enough vehicles so that when the perp watched the parents leave and Holly came out, it was a fair assumption that no one was still in the house?
As it was, this was a witnessed abduction, and yet, as of three weeks later, he has managed to get away with it so far. That is pretty startling. It makes me think he was prepared to deal with anyone who interfered, if he had to.
I think he must have had a gun and/or knife, as Holly being frozen with fear is the only way I can imagine that she would not have dropped her things, screamed and made some kind of a run for it. Her keys should have been in her hand-how could she not have dropped them unless she just froze?
All very strange...and yet no real warning from LE about a possibly armed and dangerous offender.
As it was, this was a witnessed abduction, and yet, as of three weeks later, he has managed to get away with it so far. That is pretty startling. It makes me think he was prepared to deal with anyone who interfered, if he had to.
I think he must have had a gun and/or knife, as Holly being frozen with fear is the only way I can imagine that she would not have dropped her things, screamed and made some kind of a run for it. Her keys should have been in her hand-how could she not have dropped them unless she just froze?
All very strange...and yet no real warning from LE about a possibly armed and dangerous offender.