MBLover
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A cranky baby in need of medicine. Why go to the second branch and pass up the other drug stores on the way? Why park at the far end of the parking lot and take the time to show an aquantence a picture of a child she barely knew? Why keep driving further and further away from your house with a sick child? Perhaps it leads you further away from people you know, or people who know you.
From Pufnstuf's thread
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9:00 AM +/- - Terri at Fred Meyer 1, Imbrie Drive, Hillsboro, getting medicine for baby. Police looking for anyone who may have seen the truck there. LINK
9:12 AM - Terri checks out at FM 1. Claims to have a receipt to prove it.
9:30 - 10:00 AM - Terri at Fred Meyer 2, Walker Drive, Beaverton, as witness testifies at grand jury. Police looking for anyone who saw truck there. LINK
I hope I can make this make sense.
Cajun brings up a good point. If TH is trying to set up an alibi - why is she driving further away from an area in where she is known and is less likely to run into someone she knows? If one was trying to create an alibi wouldn't one make sure they were visible at all times and make sure people could account for their whereabouts?
This now makes sense to me that TH had done exactly what she said she was doing. The first store was out of the med she needed for baby K, so she drives to the next FM store. Sounds to me like she used that store brand of med because she knew that it worked. Why would she stop somewhere else to get something else that may not work? Some people are very loyal to certain brands - I know I am.
I'm sure Terri was hoping the med would work and possibly help baby K to rest and possibly take a nap. Maybe the med did work (for the pain) but did not put baby K to sleep.
I could see Terri driving around hoping that baby K would nap - at least for a while. And if baby K didn't go to sleep, but was no longer fussy, then why not make a stop at the gym?
I think we also need to account for the time that it takes to open the package of meds. We don't know exactly what TH bought. But I know the last OTC med I bought for my grandson it took me forever to open it - and I did this standing beside my vehicle so I could give him a dose before we left the parking lot.