So many questions from these statements:
'She had been drinking quite a bit,' said Charlottesville Police Captain Gary Pleasants to WRIC.
'She told him that she was leaving and going home. He asked if he could walk her home and she said no she was fine. He stayed and she left.'
Over the next 35 minutes she sent increasingly erratic texts to her friends.
'One text message said, 'I'm lost in the area of 14th and Wertland' said Pleasants. 'It's in an area she's very familiar with.'
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If she was going home at 11:50, why were her friends then later waiting for her at a party? (
At 1.20am, friends waiting at a party for the student got a text from her saying that she was lost in the area around 14th and Wertland Streets, which is near the student's own off-campus home.) How/why are her friends so sure that her departure time was 11:50? After leaving the first party, did something change her mind about going home after all? What was she doing between 11:50 and 12:45 when she was spotted on video? Is there additional video of that timevframe that may surface? Where was the party at which they were waiting for her? Is this information even accurate that she was going to another party?
What were these "increasingly erratic texts" and to whom were they sent? We've only really heard about that final text.
Regarding final text, based on how fast she'd been moving, and depending on where the party was that she was supposedly going to meet her friends at (???), I guess her final text could have been accurate and meant "I think I'm in the general area where the party is, but I can't quite find the house....help!" (i.e. if the party was around the area she mentioned?)