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The only question to answer then is how? One of the other vehicles? I even considered a 4 wheeler. He's used to using those for hunting and I googled.. some have a range of 200 miles and can go 50mph. I tried looking up the trails in the area to see if there was a way he could use back roads and trails to get from his house to the Moffat area, but got interrupted. I'll look more later. I think I recall something about a cooler or several coolers missing from his house. If he's used to hauling large animals out of hunting areas on a 4 wheeler then I'd say he could haul a small human that way too.
This was one of my initial ideas, as well. I asked and looked, but could not find anything but anecdotal evidence (from Suzanne's stepbrother) that he had an e-bike designed for all terrain and for hunting. Here's what I think:
I don't think he could drive all 40 miles on the e-bike. But I do think he could put his phone in airplane mode and haul the e-bike. I also think he could have used a vehicle (to haul the e-bike) that was not his truck (IIRC, Suzanne's own vehicle didn't have GPS).
So he could have parked NEAR where she has been found, and used the e-bike. If he had an e-bike, it was never discovered or taken into evidence, though. He was also said to be able to carry deer heavier than Suzanne for several miles - so he would have used that to his advantage.
IMO. Missing cooler is important too. I just feel in my heart that LE would never have mentioned it, if they didn't wonder about it - and I wonder about it too.
I totally agree that if he could put his phone on airplane mode, use a different vehicle than usual, and then his e-bike/hunting 4-wheeler (which I personally believe he owned), he could create a problem that took LE this long to solve.
It makes sense, given his "hobbies" of hunting and killing and using such equipment in wilderness.
IMO.