I know that people always suspect the partner when something like this happens. And that is often who is guilty. Having said that - she also fits the profile of someone that would be sex trafficked. You would be surprised how often this happens - or maybe you wouldn't.

Lest we forget the case of Sherri Papini. Everyone assumed the husband had something to do with it - but it's now considered a kidnapping and sex trafficking case.

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Anonymous wrote:This mom never would have left her 1-year-old overnight without calling.

His eyes are not right.

They are a beautiful couple. Hopefully she just needed a break and will be back soon.

Thank God the baby is o.k.

Anonymous wrote:This mom never would have left her 1-year-old overnight without calling.

His eyes are not right.

The baby is only 1 and he was the caregiver during the day so he likely has a car seat in his own vehicle . He must have taken the baby along for the ride to dispose of the mom's body. He probably dumped her somewhere along the way, drove for awhile, then texted her work and his own phone which he had left at home. When he got to Idaho he then tossed her phone off into the brush where it continued to ping. They might find the phone in Idaho at some point but her body won't be with it. If he was using the phone to text people then he probably knows about how a phone's "pinging" can be tracked. He probably left his own phone at home to "ping" for him there so that he would have an alibi.

Either that, or she ran off with another guy and is hiding out in Idaho somewhere.

Of course he did it. I hope they arrest him soon.

This mom never would have left her 1-year-old overnight without calling.

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely the fiance. How come it was her mom that notified police that she was missing, 10 days later? What did she tell the fiance when she dropped off the baby?

This. If it weren’t him, he’d have reported her missing by 24 hours. Makes no sense that he didn’t otherwise.

Yep. This fiancé did it but he’s smarter than the other Colorado man who killed his two daughters and wife - this guy refuses to do ANY interviews, with or without her family.

Right. But he's "cooperating with the investigation," which is code for: "We've nailed him and are just waiting to have sufficient evidence to prove it before going public and making a formal charge."

But isn’t there concern for the baby? She’s in his care

What can they do about it? He's the legal guardian/ parent. Until he is under charges, there is nothing that they can do about the child.

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Anonymous wrote:The killer could've texted her boss on kelsy's behalf to throw everyone off the scent.

Right, but if it's the fiancé, how did he drive 1,000 miles round trip while caring for a toddler at home in Colorado?

I think I read he lives with his mom, who watches the toddler.

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Anonymous wrote:The killer could've texted her boss on kelsy's behalf to throw everyone off the scent.

Right, but if it's the fiancé, how did he drive 1,000 miles round trip while caring for a toddler at home in Colorado?

Carseat? I mean honestly it’d be easy. It’s a half-day trip with no breaks. He could have left the kid with a babysitter as well which hasn’t been disclosed.

But who knows - maybe Kelsey flew herself out there by plane, landed, texted her boss and fiancée, and killed herself in the middle of nowhere. It’s happened before minus the plane.

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Anonymous wrote:The killer could've texted her boss on kelsy's behalf to throw everyone off the scent.

Right, but if it's the fiancé, how did he drive 1,000 miles round trip while caring for a toddler at home in Colorado?

You are trying to think logically and not like a soiopath. He might have someone acting with him such as a girlfriend

Anonymous wrote:The killer could've texted her boss on kelsy's behalf to throw everyone off the scent.

Right, but if it's the fiancé, how did he drive 1,000 miles round trip while caring for a toddler at home in Colorado?

Anonymous wrote:The killer could've texted her boss on kelsy's behalf to throw everyone off the scent.

And unless the killer knew Kelsey well how would he know which number to text her boss or her fiancée. I don’t label my cell number as ‘John Smith Husband’.

The killer could've texted her boss on kelsy's behalf to throw everyone off the scent.

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Anonymous wrote:Folks, her cell phone pinged a tower in Idaho after she went missing. She texted her boss to say she wouldn't be in next week and texted her fiancé, content not disclosed.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/mother-of-missing-colorado-woman-says-she-spoke-to-her-the-day-she-disappeared/ar-BBQSv4N?ocid=ientp

‘She’ didn’t do anything. Her killer, the fiancé, took her cell phone and sent the text to himself and her work to throw off the trail for 11 additional days. Worked too.

Why would a mom abandon her child on the 2nd biggest holiday of the year? Why would a woman acting effectively as a single mom turn down hours at work and/or overtime holiday pay? Why would she only text work three days after she disappeared and not check in with her 1-year-old?

He killed her and she died on the 22nd.

Wouldn't his cell ping there, too, if he was there?

Assuming he drove the long distance to throw off the trail and dump her remains, I’d say he’s smart enough to leave his phone behind or turned off.

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Anonymous wrote:Folks, her cell phone pinged a tower in Idaho after she went missing. She texted her boss to say she wouldn't be in next week and texted her fiancé, content not disclosed.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/mother-of-missing-colorado-woman-says-she-spoke-to-her-the-day-she-disappeared/ar-BBQSv4N?ocid=ientp

‘She’ didn’t do anything. Her killer, the fiancé, took her cell phone and sent the text to himself and her work to throw off the trail for 11 additional days. Worked too.

Why would a mom abandon her child on the 2nd biggest holiday of the year? Why would a woman acting effectively as a single mom turn down hours at work and/or overtime holiday pay? Why would she only text work three days after she disappeared and not check in with her 1-year-old?

He killed her and she died on the 22nd.

Wouldn't his cell ping there, too, if he was there?