katydid23
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But that's doubling down on risk. He would need minimize it by making his movements and tracing her as hard as possible. No hits on the cars, wash the red one make it look suspicious and the focus of the timeline, while he used the trailer which is easier to clean or switch, but he couldn't be seen in Franklin with a car that could be traced back to him, thus the shiny rental. He couldn't be seen renting it, so it would have to be somebody he could trust with his life. What incentive would that person have to help? To protect somebody who meant something to them maybe who was also somehow implicated? A person who may have a history of covering up loved one's crimes would maybe try to do the same thing until it is too late? This is why I think more than one Hadsell would be involved. I don't see them rallying like this for a friend of AJ's or her mom. All the setting up the cards with his brother/nephew taking pictures. It would explain the focus of their efforts to a certain extent. AJ's friends seem very young and impressionable. They may have helped make Zach feel unwelcome as group over time, but they wouldn't defend a killer knowingly, it seems to me. Imagine being under the influencing of grifters in a time of crisis?
So then, like you say, someone else needed to rent the car. LE would already know about it if Wes rented one. Especially at the airport. Cameras are everywhere. and rental places require lots of ID. So who could he trust that much? Not many people, imo, would cover up a ghastly murder. I agree it would have to be someone very close to him.