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Has anyone else found it odd how Edward Foreman's Hummer was found just a quarter-mile from his house? To me, it seems strange that whoever took it would only drive it such a short distance before abandoning it. It was reportedly seen being driven by someone else after he disappeared, so I wonder if they panicked and left it, or maybe they intended to return later. The woods might have served as a quick hide until things cooled down. Also, did the hunter who found it see any other clues nearby? It could be worth diving deeper into what else was around that area. Thoughts?
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I ran across a detail in Edward Foreman's case that's puzzling me. When his Hummer was found in the wooded area, it was apparently in pretty decent shape. This seems odd to me since it was reportedly driven by someone else soon after his disappearance. You'd think it would have more wear or show signs of being driven through rough terrain if they were trying to cover their tracks. Could this mean the vehicle wasn't used for a getaway or hiding evidence? Maybe whoever took it just wanted to mislead investigators or scare off someone else who knew something? Curious if anyone has thoughts on why they'd abandon it there without messing it up more.