I've been wondering along those lines too. I can't help it. And then I think about... what was missing, and what was NOT missing.. and the fact that the phone was AT HOME.. and thinking.. well, ifffffffff something along those lines had happened.. then why not send the phone along too.. and also thinking, it would be a more perfect story, wouldn't it(?) if she had just simply never made it back to Calgary at all.. but.. the fact that she had posted on FB that she WAS back, kind of screwed it up for him, because then it looks like something happened after she returned.. without that FB post, it would just look like she hadn't made it back...
But.. if it was in fact HIM who was responsible for getting her back, then of course, it would want to appear that that part was successful.. and how to prove that.. by having FB posts saying so.. so.. leave the phone to prove it then?
I don't think this post is very clear, sorry, I seem to be out of words tonight, but basically just thinking how the phone being left behind could work for or against a potential perp, and wondering if it has any bearing.. would love to know details of whether she travelled to Edm for just that one day, how she went there and home again, or if she had stayed on from the weekend before and then driven her vehicle home... and how the FB msgs fit into those scenarios posted via the phone.
Would a cellphone, after the fact, be able to tell LE where and when it pinged off of certain cell towers? I really doubt if LE would have investigated it that thoroughly though, since there is no 'evidence' of foul play, and the family seems not too concerned, likely thinking she left on her own accord?