Hi Shadows
. I don't know if anyone in any adjacent rooms or anywhere near her room were interviewed. I would not be surprised if they were not. From what I have read LE did not even enter the hotel room to take note of how things looked, or look for eveidence of foul play, or to see what she left behind. I don't think they acted fast enough, and instead treated the initial report by Liz as a voluntary missing person's case.
I understand what you are saying about the fight or flight response. She could have left in a hurry feeling the need to leave immediately or because she was angry. But, I wonder, what about after that night? She has not been seen nor heard from by anyone since. She had no money or credit cards. She had nothing with her to start a new life. And, she had family and friends whom she was close to and would not have just left in the dark, not knowing what happened to her.
So, perhaps some horrid, unknown individual took her after she left the hotel room. But, that doesn't fit with the bf's actions and reactions. What has he done to help find her? Even if he doesn't get along well with Roxy's family, what is he and has he done on his own to help find her? Why would he put 7-9 pages of calls on Roxy's cell phone--after she disappeared--several of which were to his ex-girlfriend's cell phone in New Mexico? Did he not think Roxy would be enraged at that?
Roxy left even her shoes behind. How far, on her own would Roxy have gone with no shoes, no money, no purse, no cell phone, and no credit cards? If that were the case I think she would have called(collect) a trusted friend or family member to help her. Why would he be too busy to talk to the police for the first week after Roxy's disappearance?
I would like to believe that she left of her own accord; but, I think that unfortunately she didn't.
Lion
