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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You would think the church friend would’ve been interviewed by the media given they were the one who first pointed out Nancy’s absence [/quote]

Well what makes you think they want to speak to the media? The general public probably knows one percent of the details of that day. This is like when people are saying, why can’t they see the evidence that BIL dropped Nancy off – obviously there is evidence, but they don’t need to put it out there. He has been cleared. Don’t you think he would be arrested if they show she was not dropped off on her home at the time they said? It’s been two weeks. [/quote]

No one has been cleared and no one has been arrested.

They can’t just arrest him for not dropping her off, they need to have evidence to hold him.

That’s why it’s taking so long to identify a suspect. There is not enough evidence to support an arrest for anyone at this time.

There’s also a contaminated crime scene. It’s a mess. They will need evidence. They obviously obtained warrants to take the vehicles and search the homes. [/quote]

They are probably searching the home and cars thoroughly and repeatedly because it is a treasure trove of DNA from people who were in Nancy’s presence. They probably host lots of events that she attends. Between holiday gatherings and a graduation party, I could easily list over 100 people who were at my house at the same time as my mom in the past year. I could only list about 20 people who have been in her house in the past year. So why search the garage, you ask? Well, that is where people keep lots of items that are only brought out for events and some that aren’t typically cleaned thoroughly or at all, such as lawn games, lawn chairs, etc.

Annie and her mom might have also used the same house cleaners, landscapers, pool cleaners, etc.

P.S. 
Disclaimer: I have no idea if dna stays on a lawn chair for a year, so don’t come at me. I just said a year because the grad party I threw was almost a year ago and made my list grow exponentially. I am in no way stating that Annie hosted a grad party with lawn chairs in use and the dna is still present and the perp was in attendance. I realize that there is no recent graduate in their family that we know of. There is no need to debate this. [/quote]

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