Couple of questions I have that I don’t think I missed in the read:
1. Was the club they were at a usual hangout for either one or both? I feel like they were followed from the club after Cheryl caught the killers eye. I think he followed the initial rape victim to her by home and then seized the opportunity either the same night or stalked her until he knew she was alone. I think he followed the victims and seized the opportunity with them being alone in the dark and unaware.
2, I agree 100 yards in the dark is to far to see but not too far to hear. I’m curious if they could tell who was killed first. If Andy was killed first then it was just to get Cheryl alone, just like the other rape victim. If Andy was killed later, he wanted him to hear what was happening. My middle pasture is a bit more than 100 yards. On moonless night I can’t see the back fence line other than the outline of the trees but I can hear my neighbor two houses down water feature in his pool, he’s at least a quarter mile away.
3. What kind of shoes was Cheryl wearing? If they were anything other than sneakers (unlikely club wear) I can see slipping them off to hit a few golf balls. Plus unless they were standing on the pavement, who wants to wear heels in the grass. I know there has been discussion about it being too dark but as a transplant here from rural MN, ND and WY it stays light around Houston especially if there is cloud cover which is possible with the storms indicated that night. I never really thought about it until my friend from Chicago visited and she said she had never been anywhere so dark before. I routinely walk to my barn at night without a flashlight and I’m 25 miles from Houston. On nights with cloud cover I could probably hit a golf ball, especially if I wanted to show off my skill. Akin to hitting a golf ball blindfolded, if he was an avid golfer he may have been trying to impress her. Is the rumored bloody club blood match the perps dna, if it even exists. Tonight with 15.3% of a moon I could see the toes of my boots in the middle of yard on my way to the barn and I can see stars so limited cloud cover (had to look up moon phase, didn’t see it out there). Houston lights up the night sky even 25 miles from it and acts like a nightlight. Unless you have seen the alternative of truly being out away from the city for many miles you don’t realize how much light the city puts off.