Happy New Year Folks!
I agree, "I've a fever" is so odd! Sounds like an old Englisher to me, not an educated teacher.
By now LE would have finger prints from her keyboard, if not the perp could have had gloves on, if he/she were thinking.... If.... The emails were in fact sent by someone other than Audrey.
Best to you all in 2014!
Agree with everything you say. But just to make sure things stay as complicated as possible (LOL) I would have to leave the door open to the possibility of the email being from Audrey.....the goal being to keep everyone away and to make it seem she is taken care of. So she would be avoiding people for the most part but using the "sick" excuse was worried she would be tended to. The slightly "off" nature of the email might be because it is insincere and she is faking, just in the normal way people manage their affairs all the time.
Why? Idea would be she was meeting someone "special" (does not have to be romantic). This went awry or she was tricked into meeting her killer.
I remember there was a poster here that knew Audrey or at least knew of her old golf club and claimed there was someone Audrey did NOT want to see just before Christmas. Maybe we need to bring that back into things?
Also thinking of Rose Sharon's idea of her being followed. And thinking of their research of her going to the vet possibly AFTER LV's visit. She could have picked this person up for example in Ancaster or thereabouts and driven them herself into the garage.
Or awaited them of course. But her coat on....that has always been the problem and Rose Sharon's idea of her being followed (or I guess waiting for them outside in the cold) makes sense of this.
Do me know if weather conditions would have allowed LE to look for carprints other than Audrey's and P.K.'s?
If none then they have to be waiting for her or as per RS's excellent idea they have to follow her - or as I am suggesting she has to drive them to her house herself.
Well she was a science teacher and possibly a kick-informal get to the point kind of teacher. Trouble is we just don't know how she spoke. This would have been an excellent question to ask P.K. here. Or if he ever wants to answer in future. It is really tough for us to know.
Maybe we're looking at this from the wrong direction. LE often says "Know your victim and you'll find your killer". Let's look at AG's world from within. Here's where we know she went:
- coffee group
- library
- Costco
- vet
- LV's house
- Mohawk College
- golfing
- bought a convection oven, TV, lawn mower
- bought a car
Am I missing any place?
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Thinking of Audrey in terms of victimology, a couple of things come to mind as it relates to whether or not she knew her attacker:
- she was not in sleep attire, so presumably she was not awakened by an intruder
- had she suspected an intruder, I'm sure she would have let her dogs loose
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- she seemed to be aware of a potential danger to her as expressed by her "raped and murdered" comment and her expressed fear of going outside alone at night without her dogs
Sillybilly,
Off hand, who did A say that comment to? I do recall it, but am lazy ...:blushing:
Would it be a coincidence that the comment to whomever, and then it actually did happen to Aud....
I'd be saying whoa! My friend Aud commented on such a thing...and this is how she died!
Perhaps who she said it to, suddenly had idea's?
Ferguson said there was an e-mail about a month before her death in which Gleave described not wanting to go outside at night without her two big German shepherds.
Where is the rape/murder comment to her BIL?
Living rural as A did, I understand her comment about not wanting to go outside without her dogs as a single woman.
It's in all the earlier threads
Audrey lived there for 30 some-odd years and 1 month before she is killed, she expresses that concern in an email to a neighbour that she hardly ever communicates with by email?