Just looked at their web site. You're quite right about the college.
Makes me wonder if perhaps AW filled up the rental car and proceeded to Park Place via "back roads" from the Race Track - i.e. turned off Inwood onto Cedar Springs or another street in order to get to Park Place which is on Inwood, I believe. There are a couple of routes he could have followed on these less traveled streets that would have led to an arrival at Park Place Porsche from the back side thus avoiding having to make a U-turn on Inwood to get into Park Place. It would also explain why he was not seen by the CVS cameras at Lemon / Inwood. Perhaps he wanted to return the rental car early, before his conference call? This could also explain his going to the different gas station - so the rental would be completely full when returned to Park Place. Just a thought.
At the beginning, I though it was odd just how worried his husband became within minutes of him not being home. Perhaps there was something he knew about, physical or mental that he has kept private (which he is entitled to do of course).
Mr. White's remains were found approx. 3,500 feet due northeast of where his car was found. If not a suicide (as Mr. White's brother asserted (based on what info we do not know) after LE informed him of recovery of the remains) then it would seem to me two murder scenarios are most probable.What a sad, though expected, ending :-(
My anti-theories:
My only theory is that he went there to take his own life. But, that immediately gets contradicted by the hidden car. Sorry, I'm not being too helpful here, just ruling out three scenarios IMHO.
- Driving all the way there to go cruising —> unlikely because of his upcoming call that morning. A quicky is one thing, but driving ca. 30 miles in total if you have a meeting to catch, no.
- Meeting someone in the College Park —> unlikely because he would've taken the car keys with him. I also doubt he would've parked the car uphill in that weird little spot (marked red in my pic below)
- Car-hijacking during the very short drive from the gas station to home, at a time when the first commuters are well on their way —> possible, but unlikely. Also no signs of struggle in the car, as far as we know.
As for the spot where he was found: I believe that to be north of where the Porsche was located. I am not sure if that wooded area is still part of the College Park, but Google Maps shows that the College Park, with its tennis court, butts up against the road (Bonnie View Road), so it's possible the survey crew regularly checks the woods just across the road?
Mr. White's remains were found approx. 3,500 feet due northeast of where his car was found
I agree. I can’t find a situation/theory that makes sense in this case. I don’t think it was suicide for reasons I’ve stated earlier and because of what the brother posted. MOOWhat a sad, though expected, ending :-(
My anti-theories:
My only theory is that he went there to take his own life. But, that immediately gets contradicted by the hidden car. Sorry, I'm not being too helpful here, just ruling out three scenarios IMHO.
- Driving all the way there to go cruising —> unlikely because of his upcoming call that morning. A quicky is one thing, but driving ca. 30 miles in total if you have a meeting to catch, no.
- Meeting someone in the College Park —> unlikely because he would've taken the car keys with him. I also doubt he would've parked the car uphill in that weird little spot (marked red in my pic below)
- Car-hijacking during the very short drive from the gas station to home, at a time when the first commuters are well on their way —> possible, but unlikely. Also no signs of struggle in the car, as far as we know.
As for the spot where he was found: I believe that to be north of where the Porsche was located. I am not sure if that wooded area is still part of the College Park, but Google Maps shows that the College Park, with its tennis court, butts up against the road (Bonnie View Road), so it's possible the survey crew regularly checks the woods just across the road?
Meet up gone wrong could still be the case if the meeting was last minute cancelled or postponed. I’m not convinced “we” would be informed about that.
Good point. I suppose it could have been cancelled/postponed after he was already parked where his car was found. But then what happened after that and why would he get out of the car as opposed to driving home? So many questions. MOO
