But, for all we know he may not have been abducted but been with "so called friends or associates" that harmed him. We just know one narrative that he was a student and driven for success. That's what we know, we have to look between the lines to get an indication of what may have actually been going on in his life. Like the footage from the dispensary where he was not a student but went for a pick me up or a relax mode, or for a snack.
There is no evidence to prove he was struggling. We don' even know how he interacted with his friens and associates so how is this information available. IMO its not.
You mean he drove around a lot on that particular day? Or on other days?
Digital trail leading to nowhere is a concern, though. My question is why. Its a family issue, but it points to anything happening IMO not just suicide or a psychotic reaction to MJ or edibles. If it was a reaction he knew his limits so he wouldn't take more unless he was forced to. He had MJ in his system but how much, wouldn't it degrade after 11 days? So we don't even know how much he had in his system. This case has so many possibilities. All we know is what he bought at the dispensary that day.
We don't know he had the sweatshirt originally because it was never mentioned. It was only mentioned during the autopsy that it was tied around his waist. Why do we know about all his other clothing but not about this sweatshirt. On CCTV footage while in his car driving was he wearing this sweatshirt? I'd like to know that.
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I assumed that. It would appear that there were several exits he could have taken to end up at the YMCA. Each of them, however, would have required a conscious decision. before looking at your map, I assumed Peru was in the middle of nowhere, not at the junction of two interstate highways.
Missing class for several days I believe the quote is referring to after the dispensary. LE does have the answers to his class schedule. If he missed classes for several days I assume he would have been suspended or at least reprimanded. Plus classes started very recently, so I don't think he was missing many classes. As I've mentioned before we don't know when his appointment with the director was. It could've been anywhere until 11:59 AM. All we know that it was in the morning. If we know what time his meeting was then we could speculate what happened to him, but right now its anything as I can see.
I meant that he bought something at the dispensary that's all we know of. Possibly MJ or edible. And it would be a regulated amount according to government regulations or bylaws so it wouldn't be over that amount.
I'm guessing because he never had a reaction before so my assumption is he knew his limits. So he wouldn't take more than what he normally would because he would know and wouldn't want to harm himself. But a physical, psychological reaction is possible sometimes the body just fails us, maybe some part of his body didn't cope well to MJ. That's what I meant.
I disagree. Having followed the case from the beginning, he'd clearly missed classes leading up to his disappearance. We can't say that he wasn't reprimanded earlier or wasn't meeting with his director to withdraw that specific week. Many unknown pieces to this puzzle have been withheld while the death investigation continues, and as it should be, until we have a cause of death. MOO
