:razz: Okay, I've been following this case from its beginnings as a missing person case and also the Websleuths threads from nearly the beginning. This is the first case I've ever followed in an in-depth manner and watching it unfold has been spellbinding and kind of exhausting--from trying to keep up and from the eerie revelations. I still have to read a couple of threads leading up to the grand jury.
My interest initially arose from having lived on Louisa Boulevard for two years--a location maybe a couple of blocks from where MS's abduction took place. I generally felt safe and loved living in the Saints Street neighborhood while at ULL. I often walked and biked the area and do remember exploring on foot the area where this one-block street ends during the day: the field bordering a section of Coliseum Road. It's isolated but did not feel threatening then. Night-time in Louisiana can be an entirely different matter however, and I usually stayed close to home (not being judgmental here but as an older student, the night-life had less appeal to me; IOW been there done that already!). Strange and inexplicable events seem more likely to happen in the state--some marvelous and some scary. Just my impression from having lived there a total of six years and not even trying to be scientific here.
I became equally interested in the case because of MS and the wonderful person she seems to have been. I still think about her family, her pets, and the community she left behind. Her fate even now seems inconceivable, and I hope all are able to heal from this great loss.
Good sleuthing to all,
KinseyWannabe
PS A couple of random thoughts:
--I've thought about the hand grips and wondered if a stranger could have come along and seen the bike and tried to salvage it or even just the grips alone as bike bling. Then maybe abandoning the effort for whatever reason. Just an idea, because I'm always interested in stuff I find.
--At a traffic light this morning, a DBT with the Z71 package idled alongside my car today (B=black). Although the noise was audible, I don't believe it would have obscured the sound of a collision, especially at night. IMO of course.
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Cudos to WSers on all your hard work, research, speculations and opinions. While it seems like things were going s l o w for a time, we can see that LE was in fact busy at work. I think they have a strong case for LP and MS. Quite possibly for others... maybe several others. Time will tell. Right now the most critical aspect is to find MS. Hope that happens this weekend.