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My main point is Cesar had Maria's car that whole first week Maria was missing. Then the car shows up a week later at the bus station or next to it.
Now how did he know to leave her car there when no one knew about the bus ticket?
He bought it himself, or found it on Maria. I still think he bought the ticket himself or had someone do it for him.
SuziQ - Very good point that Cesar very well could have found the bus ticket on Maria or found it in her car after he killed her.
I have heard & read varying reports on the location of where Maria's car was found. Some reports stated that her car was parked at a fast food restaurant (Checkers, I think) for several weeks - while other reports mention the bus station.
Also - it was my understanding that Maria inquired at the bus station (on the 14th when she or "someone" purchased the ticket) if she could leave her car there on the following day - the 15th - the day of departure on the bus.
So - what is the theory here regarding the car?
If Cesar had Maria's car at his home for several days after he slaughtered her & caused the death of her/their baby .. how did he explain that bizarre car possession to his wife?
When did he actually park & leave the car at another location - Checkers or bus terminal?
And how did he get home from that location?
How far from his home are those locations?
Did he require transportation help?
How did Cesar come to be in possession of her car?
Did he kidnap her somewhere else (like her own home, maybe - where he had her write the "I'm leaving" note for her housemate) then bring her to his home in her own car or did he somehow manipulate her to come there on her own volition?
Where was his 24 yr. old marine wife & 18 mo. old daughter during this time frame?
As others have mentioned about their own husbands - it is just inconceivable to me that this wife, a marine herself, and 3 yrs. older than her corporal husband - would not have known or suspected anything wrong. Unless she is deaf, dumb, blind & stupid .. I'm just not buying it that she is simply an innocent aftermath witness. I've tried to give her the benefit of the doubt - but, with all the red flags presented - it just doesn't add up for me.
Oh - another contradictory statement today by the Sheriff & company at the news conference. Originally it was stated that Cesar "left the note" for his wife and departed the home at 4 AM. Today - Cesar "gave the note" to her at 4 AM before leaving. There is a difference - so, which is it?
Either way - why did Christine Laurean wait so long to contact the authorities - unless, perhaps, it was a part of a plan to give him time to get away & exonerate her to LE by way of the note confession?
This whole case & the information being reported is most confounding. During the entire news conference, I kept thinking to myself how very fortunate I am not to reside in NC - especially in this county where this uneducated bozo sheriff holds such an important LE office. Felt the same way during the Duke case in Durham last year.
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