Hi. Yes, thank you, I'm new. Am I not aloud to share theories here? I'm asking honestly -I can delete my last comment. I wasn't trying to be disrespectful. I know some groups don't like to point 'blame' at a victims in an open case. I just thought this might have been what happened.Welcome to Websleuths,
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Hi. Yes, thank you, I'm new. Am I not aloud to share theories here? I'm asking honestly -I can delete my last comment. I wasn't trying to be disrespectful. I know some groups don't like to point 'blame' at a victims in an open case. I just thought this might have been what happened.
forgive me... how did the folks at the gas station know who to call, and the number? She had a phone on her? (Sorry, working my butt off today but wanting to keep up here also.)
It's not really clear but seems to be that the people at the gas station called the woman's family (I guess using their own phone?) and told the family where the woman was and the family came and picked the woman up from the gas station.
True. But they usually, IMO last longer than 2 hours. But I am by no means an expert. Makes me wonder why LE is not just writing it off as some psychotic break or benzo related time elapse.
Thank you. So the assumption is also that they knew her and who her family was and also had their number? There must be more to this story...
My same thoughts on it, too.My own assumption was the woman was coherent enough by that time to tell the people her family's phone number. I suppose the woman could have also had her own phone with her and the people who found her used it to call her family.
No one else thinks she may be lieing?
I wonder if she got into an argument with her boyfriend, or stress or tension visiting the in-laws. Maybe she just needed to walk and clear her head but then realized she scared everyone and got embarrassed.
Maybe she snuck away to meet someone or buy drugs?
Just seems odd to me. Although I could definitely see it being a diabetic issue.
Ambien?