No. Once you pull away from the gas station, and head down the highway it's quieter, but, at the gas station, it's very congested. The only McDonalds in the county is there (usually full on the weekends), a multibay gas station/very popular convenience store for the local teens, a major supermarket and dollar store, and right across the highway is an Exxon. And, people even hang out in the supermarket parking lot on the weekends in the evenings. Plus, there's a stop light and there's always traffic there, so whatever happened transpired once she pulled down the highway, IMO, and it gets much quieter as you head north like a creepy horror movie. What I want to know is whether this creep followed her to Charlottesville. If he's a serial stalker/killer, he may not have known much about her like one would think, given her social media profile. If she just looked like prey, he could have just followed her to town and if she pulled off the highway on 29 business to make a call or whatever... just guessing since her car was found at a place familiar to her, but no, gas station itself is too crowded for any violent encounter to go unnoticed. If she raised her voice at all, someone at that location would have heard it, but not down the highway, in the evening.
