Mr. Noatak
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My opinions only, no facts here:
I personally believe that Maura was abducted or voluntarily (but should not have) entered a vehicle where the dog or dogs lost her scent. Considering the time of year and the relative remoteness, I believe that the perpetrator was local or at least raised locally. I do not consider anyone officially named as a witness in this case to be a suspect regarding the ACTUAL criminal act, and trust me, I look very carefully at each person. The named witnesses are just tired of being hounded by the press and innumerable amateur sleuths and psychics that probably keep calling them at all hours.
Maura is a physically-fit woman and no punk kid or old timer would be able to push her around. I guess if I was asked who to look for, I would suggest a male in their early twenties to mid-thirties, raised in the local area but not necessarily a permanent resident at the time of the crime, and with a previous criminal record that is suggestive of harming a woman.
Bye the bye, I have posted a possible scenario in the Jamison family case tonight also, for those who are following that.
The McStay family case still remains a "three-pipe" problem for me (with apologies to Sherlock Holmes and his bad smoking habits). I am reviewing maps at the moment and smoking my curved pipe in the den. Watson is asleep as usual.
I personally believe that Maura was abducted or voluntarily (but should not have) entered a vehicle where the dog or dogs lost her scent. Considering the time of year and the relative remoteness, I believe that the perpetrator was local or at least raised locally. I do not consider anyone officially named as a witness in this case to be a suspect regarding the ACTUAL criminal act, and trust me, I look very carefully at each person. The named witnesses are just tired of being hounded by the press and innumerable amateur sleuths and psychics that probably keep calling them at all hours.
Maura is a physically-fit woman and no punk kid or old timer would be able to push her around. I guess if I was asked who to look for, I would suggest a male in their early twenties to mid-thirties, raised in the local area but not necessarily a permanent resident at the time of the crime, and with a previous criminal record that is suggestive of harming a woman.
Bye the bye, I have posted a possible scenario in the Jamison family case tonight also, for those who are following that.
The McStay family case still remains a "three-pipe" problem for me (with apologies to Sherlock Holmes and his bad smoking habits). I am reviewing maps at the moment and smoking my curved pipe in the den. Watson is asleep as usual.