The only reason I can think of for moving a body would be shame. A stranger would just get out quickly and leave the body, imo, while a known person might feel shame in addition to hiding a crime.
She has mobility issues and cannot walk far, and they did search for her around the area.
Sometimes those rely on hitting a button, right? So it could be that she never had the chance to.
My initial thoughts are not great... I think someone gained access to the home somehow, hit her on the head, head wounds bleed more than most people realize, clean the scene and make it look like she wandered out.
Oh that doesn't sound good
that's moreso if you have too much insulin and go low, which is a matter of getting carbs/sugar within like 20ish minutes. too high can eventually cause DKA yes but many people have high glucose for days, weeks, and months that doesn't kill them. diabetes is more of a long-term slow burn that eats away at your body over time. and not to be crude but i don't think she left to go eat at a buffet, so eventually without food your blood sugar will naturally come down a bit on its own. i'd be surprised if it was insulin they are worried about.
What's a 1021?
The only case I can think of off the top of my head where a person removed a body from the home after murder was the woman in New York who was located in a suitcase. In that case she had been having an affair, ended things, and the ex-lover was the culprit.
I don't think the public would be informed if there was a ransom request? But like you I don't think this is a factor
DBM
I've been thinking of a case in New England where an elderly woman was killed in her home by a neighbor many years younger. He buried the body in a nearby wooded area iirc.
