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Did anyone notice the odd timing of Krishna's journey to Deception Pass? He left work around 6 PM, made an 80-mile drive that should've taken about an hour and a half, and yet his car was found there by 8 PM. That leaves little wiggle room for any stops or detours along the way. It just seems so precise that he'd arrive and park there almost exactly around the time his car was found. I've been racking my brain trying to make sense of this. Could he have planned to meet someone there? Or maybe knew the area well enough to go directly without side trips? It’s baffling to think he just vanished into thin air after parking. Anyone else find this timing a bit too tight or have ideas on what might have happened during those two crucial hours?
