Maybe! But if so, she was also creating literal holes in the place that was protecting her. Of course it’s not outside the realm of possibility but why wouldn’t she be more conservative with her shots? IMO Shooting randomly and frequently only alerts others to your location within the premises. Of course the whole situation is just so tangled.
I dont' think I would mistake a complete stranger for someone I know well if we talked for that long. She tried to call two different people before the friend. She mustn't have been as frantic at the beginning of the call, when she only reported hearing noises outside, otherwise she would have called 911 herself. Things escalated after that.
She left the cabin lights on, so she wouldn't be difficult to spot from outside, unless she took cover. She believed she shot someone in the face. To her it wasn't random. It's obvious that she panicked.
Well, a neighbor spoke to her just a day earlier, so the theory that Lundy killed her before he left is a non-starter. IMO the phone call and lack of evidence of an attack are key in this case.
BBM. If I understood Adrienne's sister correctly, he showed up at the cabin only a few days later (she also said that she gave him an earful over the phone). I'm not sure if he disappeared, as he must have talked to the police at some point, probably before that. He wasn't the last person to see Adrienne alive; according to reports, her neighbor spoke to her when she was walking her dog a day before she went missing.
How would the friend know? Ade was hysterical, so she wasn't acting normally. I don't see how the friend could possibly detect that. I'm sure if you had a gun pointed at your head, you could give a pretty effective performance. None of this is recorded, the very reason she didn't call 911 herself IMO.
The friend would know. According to Ada's sister, the call did not start as hysterical. If she had a gun pointed to her head, she would not have told her friend to call the police. She also put her phone down a few times while she was shooting.
You are answering your own questions lol. The dog didn't follow her because it likely hadn't developed a strong bond yet. It was a new dog, just hadn't gotten a sense for the home yet, plus it was probably scared stiff with all the gunfire.
You’re right, it says here that Quintal spoke with a neighbor on the 16th.
Yes, but she was freaked out when she called. The friend was likely groggy and shaken from being woken in the middle of the night. And Seriously, the friend is listening to her blast away from inside the cabin, yet it isn't time to call 911? I get that being spooked isn't a reason to call 911, but if it to the point where you have to fire a gun through your windows, its time to call. Not sure why AQ left it to the friend either? The 911 dispatch is in a different town. If AQ had called they would have calmed her and stayed on the line with her until they showed up. There lies the problem, I don't think it was in the plan for anyone to be there when LE showed up. Who's plan that was is the big question.
Ok. Didn't know the neighbor saw her. Good to know. Then that veers me back to my first theory. And, I'm sorry, if my SO went missing, no family member of his could scare me off of searching those woods all night. But at least he wasn't the last to see her.
There are many thing here that go beyond common sense. Did AQ see a car out front? Did she see anybody? If not, how did she know there were two of them? Why didn't she call 911 herself? Why did she give the wrong address when she was reading it off a piece of mail? Why did she call the friend and not her BF or sister? I could go on, but you get the picture. The phone call, the gunshots, the stuff on the roof, it all appears to be a charade in my opinion. So put that stuff out of your mind and ask yourself what is the most likely thing that happened?
I wouldn't be so sure about that. For one, the neighbour could have been mistaken about the day she saw her. I've seen that happen a lot. And there is nothing to say that the BF did not come back that night.
Exactly. Turn out the lights, sit in a corner with your gun fixed on the door. Then dial 911 and wait it out.
Oh yes I hadn’t even thought of this. How long was the cabin vacant for? Could someone else unknown to AQ and the family have been using it for purposes other than dwelling?
