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But according to the trucker witness, she was sitting in the truck with her hair falling in her face, IIRC. Maybe that's why we won't be hearing from him.

I dunno, Anse, I give up and will just try to listen next week. But in Brazelton's Oct. 17th filing, the excerpt from Deputy Anderson did indicate she had been at another location before she went to the warehouse. Would just be interesting to learn where that location was. Heck, it could have been the dumpster behind the wine gallery, picking up where Merlin left off.

We know she talked to her mother by phone at 8:30 p.m. on the 23rd. I've never heard, however, whether she was on her home phone, or on a cellphone, during that call. So do we really know where she was, at any time, after Amy last saw her earlier that evening?

I don't get why we wouldn't hear from the trucker, if there really is such a person who is fairly certain that he saw Scott's truck and boat, with someone in the front seat looking like they were unconscious, asleep, or maybe even freshly killed. It's just that we've never heard further media pick up that trucker story, haven't heard about it in a long time.

It's sickening to think that she may have been wrapped and submerged while unconscious, and not dead.

And what was up in that early March press conference where the police suddenly came out and made a big point of saying, okay, now we know this is a homicide case? What had they just found at that point?