It is always hard to tell isn't it? It seems like in almost every case. I suppose between viewpoints and the media and the sheer number of people involved it happens.
I have no idea, I do not think I ever saw that a staff member saw her heading up a hill (off road I thought) until a far later report. If that is the case, I do not entirely get why they were looking for the wood cutters to see if they saw her and/or what time on the road (maybe just to cover all bases or maybe it was an entirely different time period and whether she may have came back or went another way). The vehicle as well, last I knew had two people who saw her, the one who went into the facility and the one who stayed in the car who saw her going down the road I thought.
In the beginning I thought she ran off outside but later saw she ran into a hallway? Now today I read that she was being transported between buildings but that was from a poster, not an article.
We know the 911 call was made later than we originally thought. That has been cleared up.
Pretty confusing to say the least, when sitting here at least. And I make no promises that I even have this all correct either so do not take my word for it
I just know that this is really sad and I hope by some miracle she is found safe.