Reply #118: Basically, what I'm saying

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is that I don't think she ever had a clue he would be showing up at her apartment.

I think (if my theory holds water) that he showed up and did most all of what she said. Then at some point, during their talking, she convinced him to give up. Then it was planned how this could happen, without ever divulging the fact that they had met in the past and he was seeking her out. Remember, I think she was a victim in this whole thing, too. I'm not saying none of what she said happened didn't happen, except for the fact that I think she knew him and had a gut feeling that she could connect with him on some level.

So, I don't care if his brother or next door neighbor played along for some hours before calling the police. It's not as though he took his guns and her car and left and she gave him a seven hour head start before calling the police. She called them, while she knew right where he was and during the time he was with her, no one but she was in any danger. The reward goes to the person who gives the TIP that leads to him. They and their motives don't have to be pure as the driven snow, just give the tip that delivers!

If she had called while following him in her car, remember he had the truck and could have gotten into a police chase and another shoot out. He could still be running and murdering today.

Unlike some, my suspicions about the whole story are based on the story, not based on her religious beliefs!! I'm bothered by how some will use that to push their own beliefs, but I'm just as bothered by those who will use it to push their own NON-beliefs.