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That's the part I don't undestand. You get lost in an urban area and your GPS isn't working. Instead of stopping to ask for directions (though she might have done that as well) you drive around for several more hours, talking to your family and friends on the phone. Didn't her husband say that she appeared confused in her last exchanges? I think it was mentioned that they spoke with her in the afternoon as well. Did she sound normal then?
Even if the family suspects that she is voluntarily missing, they desperately want an official search so they may be inclined to portray her as acting out of character.
Everyone has been lost at some point in their lives. Most people eventually pull over and ask someone for help. Instead, the technology expert claimed that she couldn't figure out GPS mapping, couldn't figure out how to buy gas, couldn't follow signage to the airport, and couldn't use the built-in car phone charger. That's a lot of things to go wrong at the same time by accident.