Agree, and I mentioned this on the previous thread. I suspect that Shaylyn was dead a while before she was reported missing. Someone who was in the home that night orchestrated the cover-up and hoped that everyone would be able to adhere to the tale. If alcohol and/or drugs were used freely during the day/night, sticking to the story would have been difficult for even adroit tale-tellers. Sadly, this case reminds me of Haleigh Cummings' "disappearance". At least there's a body in the current case; Haleigh has never been located. :moo:
I just can't make the leap this prematurely to say that Shaylyn was already dead when she was reported missing. I am more apt to believe that Shaylyn was removed from the house as she slept and was killed sometime later. How much later? Hopefully the autopsy will be able to pinpoint the time of death.