I've been thinking about some things that you guys have posted and thinking of something. If RT did indeed do repo work at some point and had access to a truck, it would have been easy for him to deposit her car in the location it was found without it being noticed. This would also explain how he got from point A to B. Just a theory of my own: maybe he however got the car away from her, got into it and hooked it up, transported it to Cville, brought it to the theater by the second entrance to the shopping center on Rt 29 N, walked around to leave a scent, and then drove his tow truck back to Nelson. If he has indeed ever been a tow truck driver, he might have instinctively and mistakenly (or not, so it would appear that Alexis put the car there herself), put the alarm on like someone in that job might do out of habit after dropping a car off. He might have had to get into the car to put it into neutral for the tow to Cville. Then, being the savy criminal that this guy seems to be, might have figured that as long as the scents would match for the dogs AND nobody was ever suspecting him or his scent in the first place AND putting the car in that location would make it look like a family member who lived in that area or Alexis herself did it. This young lady could very well have had her grandmother's info in her purse. Even if they weren't close or whatever, her parents might have given her the grandmother's info (address included) in case she had an emergency or needed them while in Cville either at work or just visiting the area. I say the second entrance to the shopping center because that area of the shopping center is VERY dimly lit and the stores there are really old. On either side of that entrance is the vacant building that Pier One used to be in and the vacant building where a bank used to be. There is a Taco Bell on that end, but the other shops are kinda local things (a gymnastics place and a Thai restaurant included). I would be interested to see if they even have cameras on that end of the shopping center. A tow truck could easily slip in there, drop a car, and be out of there. AND, if he is indeed a repo man or has access to a truck still, he might know all of the dark cubby holes in sooo many areas.
