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here is a great post from an old thread, the link is at the bottom. [posted by mountainkat]
I don't believe the garden had much to do with the pancake meal either...if I recall, the menu was pancakes and scrambled eggs with cream cheese and peppers. What did strike me as odd about things the friends have said was:
1). It took Josh 4 hours to make a meal that should have taken about 30 minutes (no more than an hour even for a novice).
2). That Josh prepared and served each plate to each individual, rather than serve it family style.
3). That Susan remarked that she was chilly and sleepy after the meal and needed a nap.
4). That Josh spoke to his father regarding this meal.
Individually, each of those things don't seem all that sinister...but taken as a whole, in a case where a woman disappears the very next day? Damned curious if you ask me.
I also find it curious that Susan had reported being sick for a few weeks prior to her disappearance, and that both of the boys were experiencing diarrhea as well. Also odd that Josh seems to have controlled what everyone ate. Could these things be coincidence? Sure. But they are curious given what we now know.
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I don't believe the garden had much to do with the pancake meal either...if I recall, the menu was pancakes and scrambled eggs with cream cheese and peppers. What did strike me as odd about things the friends have said was:
1). It took Josh 4 hours to make a meal that should have taken about 30 minutes (no more than an hour even for a novice).
2). That Josh prepared and served each plate to each individual, rather than serve it family style.
3). That Susan remarked that she was chilly and sleepy after the meal and needed a nap.
4). That Josh spoke to his father regarding this meal.
Individually, each of those things don't seem all that sinister...but taken as a whole, in a case where a woman disappears the very next day? Damned curious if you ask me.
I also find it curious that Susan had reported being sick for a few weeks prior to her disappearance, and that both of the boys were experiencing diarrhea as well. Also odd that Josh seems to have controlled what everyone ate. Could these things be coincidence? Sure. But they are curious given what we now know.
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