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Hey everyone, I was recently re-reading Amber Caton's case and something stood out to me. Why did her male friend turn himself in the next day? I mean, if someone was involved in a serious situation like this where a person goes missing, what would prompt him to come forward, especially in such a short amount of time? Did he have a guilty conscience, or was he trying to clear his name? It's also odd how he didn't—or couldn't—lead them back to Amber. The whole situation with the stolen car and the argument seems crucial, yet we know so little about what exactly went down. Thoughts? Or maybe someone from the area has their own insights on what's happening? Curious to hear what you all think.
