Steven's room was just one in the house...maybe they wanted him to show the other room or do something for them. Hadn't the other roommate left?
On another note:
From Desert News, April 5, 2010:
Greg Webb, who served with Steven in the 7th Ward's elders quorum, remembered searching Steve's apartment after he'd gone missing and finding notebooks full of plans to reorganize their home teaching visits.
"He took it upon himself to revamp the home teaching," he said. "That's how he was. You never had to ask. He just did it. He was just good; one of those guys that it seemed like he had it all figured out."
From Salt Lake Tribune:
Greg Webb, a good friend of Koecher's in the LDS church, said he called Koecher the morning he disappeared. His cell phone has not been used since, nor his bank cards.
Webb said he asked Koecher to attend a church meeting in his place that day at 11 a.m.
"He said he was in Las Vegas, but would go back [to St. George] if I needed him to," said Webb. "I was also in Vegas so decided to go back myself. I told him just to do whatever it was he had to do and I'd see him later. That's it. I wish I would have asked him to go back to St. George."
Webb, who did not know why Koecher was in the Las Vegas area, said his friend always told him if he was not planning to be at church. That Sunday, he never called.
"It's one thing that sticks out in my mind," said Webb.
FIRST. The above information has always bothered me. Why was Greg searching Steven's house. How did he get in? If he was such good friends with Steven, why hadn't he reported Steven missing? And who would write out "plans" to reorganize Home Teaching routes. That is not how it works. Greg would have given the names to Steven, not the other way around. No one has said Steven had anything figured out...but Greg thought that he did?
SECOND. Greg says he spoke to Steven and when they were both in Vegas. (He had to say this because the pings from both mens phones show that they were within a few miles of each other when they spoke that day.) Greg claims that he asked Steven to go to church for him; however, Greg makes it to church and it is noted he is there at noon. Greg would have had to be dressed and ready to go when he talked to Steven just outside Vegas at 11 AM to make it to church on time. This tells me he planned to go all along. (Two hour drive...best case scenario with time change.) If Greg was dressed and ready, why did he call Steven? What are the chances that they were two miles apart and did not know it? No one has said what Greg was doing in Vegas the night before? Who says "Do whatever it is you have to do. I will see you later." - which is what Greg claims he said to Steven? How did Greg know he would see Steven later? And then Greg says that Steven would let him know if he was not planning on being at church, and that Sunday Steven never called. BUT, Greg says he did talk to Steven and Steven told him he would not be there. Greg can't have it both ways. He either spoke with Steven, or he did not.
Greg has not married. He used to have a medical equipment delivery company, but I do not see any of that now.
Also, there is another young man who has "disappeared" from St. George that looks very similar to Steven. He is LDS, simply walked out of his front door never to be seen or heard from again. He turned 18 since he has gone missing. Also came from a good family. His name is Macin Smith. There have been sittings of him in Sacramento. A few have proved not to be him, but there are other sitings that have not been ruled out. I thought it was weird that Steven also mentioned Sacramento to Anne's family. Maybe there is something/someone in Sacramento seeking these boys/men out.
Just a few thoughts.
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