TN TN - Summer Moon-Utah Wells Missing from Rogersville, June 2021 #34

[abanddb123]

Wondering why their home has been searched 11 times? I being sarcastic

 

[Turkeytrot]

I wonder what it's going to take at this point for there to be a break in this case. I can't believe it's so quiet all these years later

 

[MrsWatson]

Don Wells needs to stop giving interviews.

moo

 

[Ontario Mom]

Don Wells needs to stop giving interviews.

moo

Folks have been saying that for years now.

 

[mom2chloe]

Don Wells needs to stop giving interviews.

moo

Do we think he is getting paid for these interviews? Greedy you know what IMO

 

[MrsWatson]

Do we think he is getting paid for these interviews? Greedy you know what IMO

I don't think he's getting paid for the local TV interviews. MOO though.

At least he's not on YouTube nightly anymore.

 

[10ofRods]

There’s nothing in that photo that shows SW was dead. Her skin looks normal, not pale or discolored. Her body isn’t stiff, her posture is relaxed like a kid who fell asleep after swimming. Partially open eyes are common in sleeping kids. LE didn’t treat that pic like she was deceased in it either. Imo

People look "normal" right after death, in many cases. Rigor doesn't set in right away (can be as long as 10-12 hours).

What concerned me about that photo is that she is sleeping up against what are surely cold jugs of milk. It was a hot day, of course, so maybe that was comfortable. At the same time, if she was deceased (and I can't tell from just one picture whether she was or wasn't), that would be a way of keeping her limp and appearing to be asleep (cooling her down to stop decomp).

Comparing that picture to other recent pictures of her, she does look pale to me. I am on the fence, but if she did drown, then someone redressed her in dry clothes, IMO.

The dry drowning theory is interesting (as apparently Summer was left to nap in the car when they got home). However, that doesn't explain at all what eventually happened to her body.

 

[PaulaDC]

People look "normal" right after death, in many cases. Rigor doesn't set in right away (can be as long as 10-12 hours).

What concerned me about that photo is that she is sleeping up against what are surely cold jugs of milk. It was a hot day, of course, so maybe that was comfortable. At the same time, if she was deceased (and I can't tell from just one picture whether she was or wasn't), that would be a way of keeping her limp and appearing to be asleep (cooling her down to stop decomp).

Comparing that picture to other recent pictures of her, she does look pale to me. I am on the fence, but if she did drown, then someone redressed her in dry clothes, IMO.

The dry drowning theory is interesting (as apparently Summer was left to nap in the car when they got home). However, that doesn't explain at all what eventually happened to her body.

I know this is a gross statement to make, but my husband passed in December after months of being in the hospital. He actually looked so much better after he passed away. I was there for hours after his passing and he didn't change that much from the moment he passed away. I could see what your saying could be a possibility.

 

[ChatteringBirds]

So sorry for your loss, @PaulaDC. Thank you for sharing.

I think Summer was still alive in the car when the photo was taken, because there was also a teenage boy who joined them for that outing, so he was a witness for at least part of the drive home. JMO.

 

[katydid23]

I still cling to my long time theory that Summer was asleep when mom pulled into the driveway. So she and the boys quietly brought the groceries in and went about their business. The boys went back to video games, Mom and grandma took some of the prescription they had just picked up---And no one checked on Summer until it was too late?

And the cover up followed. Mom convinced the boys it was their fault too so they were too scared to come clean.