nanandjim
Former Member
Your thoughts are running along the lines of mine (that I posted earlier). My speculation is that he was stringing her along. He probably did tell her that he would meet her in El Paso. Someone at the bus station said that she parked her car there. It was moved for a reason. So, someone other than the victim knew her plans. I suspect that he made it out to be a grand scheme. He may even have told her that he would leave his wife but they had to set it up in a way so they couldn't be traced. Wasn't it said that the military was considering discharging her from the service? If so, maybe, she didn't think that she had much to lose. Plus, at 20 years of age, you don't really think about the consequences of your actions.She bought a bus ticket to El Paso ( never used) a day or so before she was reported missing. What was in El Paso? And why wasn't she going to drive her car? She asked if she could leave her car at the bus depot.
Reports say she and Cesar L. were on "friendly terms" and that they still worked together in the same office.
Was he playing her along, implying that he cared for her, so she'd drop the charges? Did he tell her he'd meet her in El Paso... and he'd drive her car there?
Someone moved the car shortly after the ticket was bought, from the bus depot to a diner/fast food place, where it was left for several weeks.
How did she get to his house, where she was murdered?
Did he lure her there? Did she go there to confront Cesar's wife?
Was the wife involved in the murder?
I'm sure she was afraid for her life, from the threats, abuse, and harassment she received. (Been there, when I went thru an abusive divorce.)
Did she drop the charges because she feared for her life? (I did.)
Did he make promises he wouldn't keep, to keep her silent? (Mine did.)
Just some Hmmm questions I have.....
P.S. People used to tell me almost everyday that I was so lucky to be
alive and to be rid of the creep I married.
What if Laurean picked her up from the bus station parking lot and told her that he needed to stop by his house to get his things. Once inside, he murdered her. It was definitely premeditated, IMO.
I don't believe that his wife is in on it. She probably was told a pack of lies by her husband--lies that she believed. He probably told her that this psycho/stalker/liar was trying to ruin his life and marriage. She probably believed him. Geez...If she was beginning to doubt her husband, all she had to do was listen to the victim's own mother, who said that she was bipolar and a compulsive liar. I know that I would think that a person's own mother knew her child better than anyone...
