Falling Down
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I believe it is possible that "The police will not say where the witness encountered the POI" and "That the witness did not come forward sooner because they were afraid" could be that the witness encountered the POI on their own property.
Several residences border this trail near the crime scene and they are not fenced off. If the POI wanted to exit the crime scene in a hurry, and did not want to risk being seen by other potential hikers, he certainly wouldnt back track along the hiking trail.
Is it possible he made a side exit out of there crossing over private property while doing so? That would help make sense about why a witness would be afraid to come forward about this encounter. Because POI knows where she lives. I cant come up with any other logical reasons to fear coming forward. If the POI and the witness know each other we wouldnt only have just a sketch right? So why be afraid to come forward?
HMMMMMM?????
I've thought since shortly after this case hit the news, and a bunch of us here started poring over maps of the area, that he left in a hurry via private property.
A theory I have is that he checked nearby homes, to see if anyone was home. I wonder if the witness that came forward saw him at their door.