I read @AppleTreeGreen ‘s theory and while I’m not sure I’m on board with the sex work theory, I agree that the gap between the time the Nissan Frontier is first seen in Liz’s neighborhood and when the crime occurs is the key to solve the case.
~ Four hours and 40 minutes is not a long gap. It’s possible the car kept driving around the area, but there’s also a chance the perpetrator went home and returned to the crime scene. Which suggests he/she lives nearby. Perhaps Houston or Galveston.
I saw some discussion the other day about whether this case is solvable or not. And, because it seems targeted, I really have hopes Liz, her family and friends will get justice.
~ Four hours and 40 minutes is not a long gap. It’s possible the car kept driving around the area, but there’s also a chance the perpetrator went home and returned to the crime scene. Which suggests he/she lives nearby. Perhaps Houston or Galveston.
I saw some discussion the other day about whether this case is solvable or not. And, because it seems targeted, I really have hopes Liz, her family and friends will get justice.