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If she was sick, perhaps it was morning sickness. If she was visibly upset about something, perhaps she had told the person who got her pregnant and he didn't take it well. Numerous men have killed women in order to avoid paying child support. That's just one scenario.I've seen it mentioned once, and only once, that a coworker was seen at the driver side window talking to Brianna before she drove off. He could have given her a drink (doubtful), could have planned to meet her later, or could have ended up riding in the car with her. There is some skepticism among readers of that blog about how the coworkers seemed so positive they saw her get in her car and drive home; it isn't something that is usually noticed so adamantly. In most cases, something like this would be implied: "I didn't see her get in her car but I imagine she went home since that's what she said."
Another thought I've had about this case relates to the paychecks on the seat. What if Brianna DID owe someone money? I don't really care about the reason except that I think if it was owed for drugs, this would make more sense because of the type of people she would have been dealing with.
So, say she does owe money, and she was being hassled for it? What would she have told the dealer? "My payday is on March 19, and I can give you the money then."
So maybe the person she owes sees her at the mall and reminds her, and this is why she's suddenly upset or agitated and needs to get ready for work so quickly, so she can get to work, get her checks, get them cashed, or whatever. Maybe she's running behind, so maybe she thinks she could show the dealer the checks to prove that she can get the money quickly, or thinks she can just give the checks to the dealer. We all know dealers don't take checks, so this could have led to a conflict, especially if the dealer was riding her hard to get the debt settled THAT DAY.
When I think about something like this happening, I am not judging Brianna. I couldn't care less what she owed money for, if she even did, but her naivete could have gotten her in trouble thinking she could "show" that she's "good for it."
the main question i have is, how they got into the car. She backed into the barn, and no doubt they surrounded the car. But, the windows aren't broken, so how did they get her?
My assumption is that she rushed to get into the car to escape, and didnt have time to lock the door. Or left one of the other doors unlocked.
Another thought I've had about this case relates to the paychecks on the seat. What if Brianna DID owe someone money? I don't really care about the reason except that I think if it was owed for drugs, this would make more sense because of the type of people she would have been dealing with.
So, say she does owe money, and she was being hassled for it? What would she have told the dealer? "My payday is on March 19, and I can give you the money then."
So maybe the person she owes sees her at the mall and reminds her, and this is why she's suddenly upset or agitated and needs to get ready for work so quickly, so she can get to work, get her checks, get them cashed, or whatever. Maybe she's running behind, so maybe she thinks she could show the dealer the checks to prove that she can get the money quickly, or thinks she can just give the checks to the dealer. We all know dealers don't take checks, so this could have led to a conflict, especially if the dealer was riding her hard to get the debt settled THAT DAY.
When I think about something like this happening, I am not judging Brianna. I couldn't care less what she owed money for, if she even did, but her naivete could have gotten her in trouble thinking she could "show" that she's "good for it."
Another question: Was the Dutchburn barn in the direction of her living quarters or not? Just a slim chance here but let's say that the barn is in the completely opposite direction of going back home - then she definitely met up with someone at a prearranged time and place. If not, it's possible then that she could have been surprise-attacked. Someone maybe knew her schedule and stopped her in the middle of the road.
Oh, I had a thought about the paychecks before but forgot but now I remember.
Does anyone know if they were direct deposit?
If they were direct deposit, then they were just statements and there was nothing the supposed perpetrator could do about them. We are also assuming BM left the paychecks lying around. What if she didn't? What if the perp snatched them, realized they were direct deposit, and just threw them back in?
Another question: Was the Dutchburn barn in the direction of her living quarters or not? Just a slim chance here but let's say that the barn is in the completely opposite direction of going back home - then she definitely met up with someone at a prearranged time and place. If not, it's possible then that she could have been surprise-attacked. Someone maybe knew her schedule and stopped her in the middle of the road.
If we assume someone hid in her car theory, let's say she realized someone was there, screamed and backed up into the barn. The crash could have shocked them for several minutes, which would explain the number of people that passing by and seeing the headlights still on and a turn signal on. They could have been in shock from the crash and recovered minutes later. Maybe BM even suffered some whiplash. It wouldn't have been enough to seriously injure either of them since there's no blood - but that doesn't mean they didn't suffer any physical trauma.