Nancy Grace: “Well over 70% of women who go missing did so at the hands of their love object - their ex. Cops cannot ignore that.”
In this case, who is an ex? Who is a love object?
We all look at PF and assume, assume, assume. That he probably had another love interest. That he cheated on Kelsey.
Sleuthers, look at him and look at Kelsey.
He is 32, unmarried, (not even) an owner of a tiny farm, selling dogs, born in this area and never planning to move. Maybe he had the energy for Rodeo but in life, he is passive and unambitious.
She is 29, beautiful, a pilot. She, too, grew up on a hay farm, in a religious community, and was educated in a local college, but she got wings and her career was going up ascending. She was a pilot, working long hours. She was a young mom. She managed it all. Do you think men in her aviation school did not notice her? Did not ask her out? Think twice.
So my bet would be, it was Kelsey who might have developed new love interest. And I am almost positive she broke up with PF, not sure that on Thanksgiving, perhaps earlier.
Now what happened next, falls into my 85/15. 85% is that he got very angry and killed her because he was jealous and afraid of new people in his daughter's life.
15%, he did not kill her, something else happened, but is so angry with Kelsey that he doesn't care what happened to her. In his mind, the sooner she is out of his child's life, the better.
But the presence of "someone else" in the story might be the reason why people are so strangely mum when it comes to Kelsey. Even the most verbal of her family, her BIL, produced a lot of words, but basically, said only that she was warm and had poor sense of humor. Nothing about her today's life?
I wonder if the reason for this silence is some uncomfortable situation (the person still married or freshly divorced is the first thing that comes to mind, but maybe something totally different).
But I think that there is more to the story than we know. And I am almost positive that PF's love life, if he has it, has little to do with it.
I think it is minuscule, I think he struggles financially and I suspect that his biggest fear is losing the child.