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I ran all of the theories by them. But all I got was facial expressions. The walking out theory got a laugh. They really were not able to give me anything because they were not allowed. They were very worried id repeat that they even knew something. go figure. Lol. Only got there's something...

Because I was led to believe that it wasn't as simple as a suicide. That there was more going on. So this is my opinion now. I dont know what something else. Why else are the police allowed or would hold a car? Outstanding fines? Warrant?

LE said no foul play in regards to RM's disappearance, but perhaps a crime occurred before or separate from his disappearance. Hence holding the car because it was used in the commission of a crime.

IMO, the car is definitely still being held and there is a clue in why it's being held. Used in commission of a crime...or something else. This is what I was led to believe. IMO my theory that they had a fight is wrong. It's something else perhaps more interesting. And I think we can rule out...

I'm just thinking about the girl on the girl on the train who said she saw him. It was "on the way" to Massachusetts. Amtrak from New York to Boston goes through Rhode Island, no? For those not from here, the Long Island railroad goes right into penn station, and Amtrak is also located there.

I agree with the last posts on the last thread. The car was locked. That is a big sign that someone who owned the vehicle was with it last. I never thought much of the police holding the car, but lets think. What are reasons that they would keep it. 1) If it was used in the commission of a...

I'm local. Live about 10 minutes from family home, preserve et al. Just to rein it in a bit, this preserve is IMO just a bunch of overgrown weeds. Nothing fancy. Small trails. Bird watchers. Ticks. Mosquitos. Dirt parking lot. Not a very sentimental place for suicide. My official local...

That's why I think she tried to stop him by taking his wallet, phone and money. And when that didnt work, the car. Perhaps she was just so desperate to stop him from going. I have to say IMO, I would think taking someone's car (a car they "loved") would stop them in their tracks.

The prayers and free manhunt don't trouble me as much as the FUNDRAISING. the idea leaves such a bad taste in my mouth, IMO.

If LE isn't treating it as criminal, IMO nor should we.

I'm observing this thread has transitioned to most everyone thinking he left voluntarily. IMO any other outcome is just too unbelievable, HBO series-like. I'm again embarrassed to admit I have some pretty crazy friends who have in fact made me come with them while we staked out their...

Thank you azpistonsgirl. I was a lil nervous. Oh and ps, one thing I've learned following these type of stories is only an owner locks their car. (Remember on rte 135 on li, when the guy got caught dumping his murdered wife's car because he went back to lock it).

First time posting. Thank you to everyone for providing such good reading! IMO, what if there was an argument in the home (over anything, drug use, $, life, trips to italy, felonies), they continued the argument on the phone while RM was at work-for 45 minutes, a rather long time to be away...