Recent content by Tarik

It's hard to believe (in fact to me it's outright impossible to believe) that whoever interacted with her even briefly on campus has not heard about her disappearance at some point in the 22 years since.

Simply lying about being in someone's car is not evidence though, in fact it's not proof of anything.

An assault inside the car would have left traces one way or another.

Yes I am familiar with that person, I know exactly who that is. There is no evidence of anything though, only a lot of stories that have been repeated for ages without much substance.

This seems like a typical anniversary article designed to fool people into thinking a lot is going on behind closed doors when in fact nothing is happening. For them to use new technology, they would have to have DNA, a crime scene, a direct witness, a confession and they have none of that.

The drug debt angle is certainly suspicious because how are you supposed to collect money from a deceased person? We had all kinds of numbers given over the years, none of which were realistic for a 17 year old to have accumulated in terms of debt. I would lean more towards her seeing something...

I don't have a definitive theory to give you or anyone, my belief has always been that it's drug related. How exactly I don't know, it's not necessarily up to me to find out. It seems like nobody has been able to find that out in the last 22 years.

No one is ever confirmed deceased unless a body or human remains are found or the family of the missing person decides to have them legally declared dead.

I wonder how Erica reacted to Pedro's death, does anyone know?

I don't know that it's ever definitively been determined that there was no footprints leading into the woods especially since there were no searches into the woods until many days after the disappearance.

So what's the purpose of having that court date in April now?

Has the docuseries Barefoot in the Night about her case been released yet? All I could find was previews online.

Well there's still that tandem driver theory, this idea that she was driving with someone who was either behind her car or in front of her car (more than likely behind), saw this accident and then picked her up from the scene. Of course, we'll never know unless law enforcement release a piece of...

Why? There are plenty of cases that were solved after decades and it turned out the perpetrator was a local. There's enough weird people and actual criminals in that part of New Hampshire already without needing to implicate an outsider.

She could go back to prison so everything is possible.