JohnTate90210
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Thanks! That is the closest I can come to finding a spot for a fire pit in the past and in this photo it appears there is something other than fire pit. I was one of the things that surprised me when I was there and didn't see a fire pit in Caldwell Fields. Of course they could have gone over to the adjacent field. But for the short time they would have been there I don't see going to the effort to build a fire and then having to be sure it is out before leaving. If they weren't murdered on their arrival, I imagine they just sat at a picnic table.
I can't really see enough of the car to determine if it is even a Toyota Camry. BUT it certainly doesn't look like any vehicle LE would drive and why would LE park in the lot and risk compromising a crime scene by possibly driving over evidence.Plus, didn't they supposedly take their guitars so they could play at a fire? You certainly could carry one down to the other field but I'd think you're on the right track with them just sitting at the table.
In the news photo I posted, do you think that's their car? If so, they were backed in. If they'd been chased I don't think they'd have backed in. I can't even imagine them pulling in the lot at all under those circumstances. If the killer was already there, would they have felt a bit nervous about being in a remote location with little daylight remaining? Sunset was at 7:59. Murders were estimated between 8:25 and 10:00. I assume somebody must have been along there at 8:25 for them to come up with such an exact time.
So they would've been losing light at 8:25. And it's pretty remote out there. I think it would feel creepy to me. If a vehicle was already there, would they have stayed? Or perhaps parked to talk it over? It's hard to imagine they'd have pulled in close to another vehicle and we're told the shootings were close range. Plus, if David was shot first, the killer had to get to Heidi pretty quickly. That would indicate they were close. If they couple was preoccupied, perhaps somebody could have quietly approached the car.
But were they already at the table when somebody arrived? That could have triggered some nervousness and persuaded them to leave. If the person parked near them, the couple might walked right past them.
And here's the WSLS shot of the car I thought might be David's:
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Here's the car at Caldwell:
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Here's the 1992 Toyota Camry:
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The 1996 Taurus looks like a more oval headlight to me:
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The Sable appears more rounded at the inner edge, too:
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