ChuckMaureen
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Well, personally I never have thought her car was washed that day because it's filthy. Seems simple to me. If her car was driven by the perp after the wash, the window of time was very small and cannot account for that amount of dirt. Lots of sticky looking exhaust dirt on the back. Just doesn't fit IMO. I could see dust after a wash, I could see mud around the wheels. I can't see the obviously built up grime that is on that car.
I don't think her car was washed that day, despite the account of an eyewitness. "Eyewitnesses" can be mistaken, especially when recalling a missing person, especially after the fact. It would be easy to think you had seen that person. Lots of red cars driven by lots of tall, thin dark haired girls in this town.
1997 Grand Prix engines rarely 'exhaust' like that. The dirt on MC's vehicle is most likely road salt or kick-up from a gravel road or dusty road, and appears much like a wet car that was driven through dusty conditions.
Plus, the water seeping from under the spoiler tells me her car experienced a recent water 'event'.