I live in San Antonio. I just moved from the area that Chrissy works. A little girl named Lena went missing not far from that area back in December. They never found Lena, and they still have no leads. Someone from the area already described how the roads and terrain is setup. She would pretty much be on the highway most of the time, other than her entering and exiting the highway. I have tossed this over and over in my head. The main two things that stand out to me are that she left her phone AND smart watch at home and that she has been going through some things with her ex over her 3 year old son. The phone thing is a big deal to me because someone who works at a law firm is going to be using their phone a lot. It wouldn't be just something she'd forget. Sure it happens. But what are the chances of it happening on the day you go missing? There is a door ring camera that shows she did leave the house. I did not see her get her vehicle, so I'm not sure how much video they actually got from that, but I am interested in knowing for sure if the car parked on the road is a neighbor's car or an unknown vehicle. If the Door Ring captured her only walking to her car, the person in that car could have jumped in the car with her, put something over her mouth and drove the car away. There might be a second driver in the other car who then drove that car away or thee could have been someone waiting in the car already. That car needs to be cleared though. I do not think she left her driveway/street alone because nothing else makes sense. Doorbell cameras disappear after a few seconds. It looks like that might have been the case this time.
**Edit: About the phone. I think it's possible it's someone she knows and that they were able to get the phone back in the house without setting the Door ring camera off. I don't know much about these cameras though. Can someone fill me in. If you have access to Door Ring can you pause it or edit it or just bypass it?**
Great first post!
