My daughter & her friends do it; they also say I love you.
See what I bold below. It says she's not seen on any video. It also states guards were at exits so you would think one would remember telling her she couldn't re-enter... Also her father states she's been to concerts before
Hadn't had time to read this link since adding it to the blog page; a few things stand out to me..
For one; it's her friends that put her inside; no one else..
Below are parts from the above link anything italic is quote- bold by me
How an alleged bathroom trip resulted in her exiting the Arena is a mystery. Built in 2006, the $131 million structure has 32 restrooms-- 18 for women-- clearly marked. There are concession stands and even a smoking terrace overlooking Emmet Street. Security guards at the exits are trained to warn patrons that if they leave, they won't be allowed to reenter-- even with their ticket.
Yet Morgan, somehow, ended up outside.
At presstime, Tuesday, October 27, State Police spokesperson Corinne Geller confirmed that witness testimony places Morgan outside the arena until 9:30pm but that after that, the trail runs cold. Again, she declined to comment on Morgan's condition or possible signs of intoxication.
A thorough law enforcement review of security videos not only from the Arena but from all nearby businesses equipped with surveillance, Geller says, shows no trace of Morgan.
Police spokesperson Geller confirms that Morgan made at least one effort to get back into the stadium, at which point she was informed by security she wouldn't be allowed.
Dr. Harrington bases his perpetrator theory on the idea that a local attacker would have the confidence and familiarity with the landscape. He says that his daughter, who was born at UVA medical center in 1989 when he was on the psychiatric faculty, is no stranger to Charlottesville concerts, having also attended shows at the Charlottesville Pavilion.
As to why the nine in general and the two friends who, along with a boyfriend, accompanied Morgan to the concert, have not been giving press interviews, Morgan's mother sees innocent reasons.
"They're trying to go to class," says Gil. "They're trying to deal with the fact that their friend is lost."
Morgan's childhood friend Megan Tyree agrees and says the unbearable grief of losing a friend coupled with the glare of national media has been overwhelming for a group of girls who never experienced the loss of a classmate while in high school.
"A lot of spectators think we're not helping that much," says Tyree, explaining that while Morgan's friends have been cooperating fully with law enforcement, "we can't constantly be responding to media."
I've seen parts of this quote but not the full quote. I didn't realize DH was saying her car wasn't at the arena
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), and that no one had lied to him. 
