Well, there's no shame attached like there used to be years ago, and it's a cause of death that always has to be considered with a missing person.
Which would also explain the wet seats. No sunroof in that car that I can tell. Maybe they knew early on that the car lit up with luminal?
Yes, this was what I thought -- some time after the car was discovered LE said he was an endangered missing person. I was thinking blood/luminol test in the car. JMO.
You're right. We've seen this in many cases involving suicide here at WS. It's so difficult for the survivor's, no one wants to imagine their loved one in those last moments. There is a certain amount of guilt, as they sometimes feel they should have seen it coming. I still don't feel this is what happened with Alan though.
Except this was during COVID - I would think the dealership would be wiping the loaners down between clients.
Not to mention they dealt in prestige high end cars..... I would think being cleaned between customers was a must!
Check this out....puts the "must" in perspective to reality
But people have done more mundane things before suicide. Some people like the little ends tied up.....
If you need gas, you need gas, even to get to where you might kill yourself...
