Sapere aude
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My simplest explanation -- and this is based on visiting the bridge and surrounding area:
BG is on the bridge in the background of a video on Libby's phone. They think nothing of his presence because the bridge is close to home/a place people go to hike/there are two of them.
When BG reaches them on the south end of the bridge, he says something along the lines of 'You girls can't be up here right now.'
The girls turn to go back to the north side of the bridge.
He blocks their way and says '[No.] Down the hill.' and directs them to the narrow track that leads down the hill to the access road/driveway. (This is the easiest and clearest place to go 'down the hill'. It cannot be done from the other/north side.)
BG would have been posing -- or merely implying -- that he was an authority figure, maybe connected with the bridge or the railroad or one of the properties down below. He doesn't look like a walker or hiker, but he does look like a laborer of some kind.
Not sure when the violence began or whether he had a gun or weapon. I'm just proposing the simplest strategy for catching the girls off guard and getting them to follow his commands.
I fully agree with you. That would be the most "secure" way for BG "routing" the girls to less frequented areas "down the hill",