IMHO: Kellisue Ackernecht:
Kelliesue A got off work at 9:30p.m. in Amsterdam, NY. It was a 30 minute
drive home. From some accounts, a coworker was with her in the car.
Unknown if she was giving the coworker a ride home or going out for coffee.
Let's suppose she went out for coffee. We could expect her to arrive home
by 10:30p..m.
If that is true, then what happened between 10:30p.m. and 12:30a.m, when a neighbor heard gunshots.
Maybe a big argument.
or another scenario, she went out with a coworker, perhaps they were more
than friends or there was a friendly shoulder to cry on, then maybe
she did not get home til 11:30pm. or midnight.
If Kellisue A was murdered, then what happened to her from
the time gunshots were heard 12:30a.m. til 3:00a.m. when
car fire reported.
Where would a killer have hid her body?
Are there new construction sites going on in Johnstown?
Are there abandoned buildings?
The river is nearby and the news articles say the river
was checked.
There is a major thoroughfare five miles away. Her body
could be anywhere.
But then why set the car on fire?
To destroy evidence.
But from what I have read, there can be trace evidence after
a fire.
http://stampfl.blogspot.com/2007/11/burning-car-to-ground.html
how fire investigators work and how quickly a car can go up in flames.
http://www.hometownannapolis.com/cgi-bin/read/2009/01_26-06/FOR
dna found in arson case.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-fire-experts_millsjan26,0,6151666.story
Craig Beyler, Maryland prominent fire investigation expert.