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Has anyone else found it suspicious that Ara's alibi about Irma going to Mexico with a "love interest" came up only after she vanished? I've always thought it seemed more like a story meant to deflect attention from him. The fact that he failed a lie detector test definitely raises red flags. And why would Irma leave her car keys in such an odd spot if she intended to leave town? It's almost like someone wanted it to look like she left of her own accord. I know there's been speculation about Armenian organized crime involvement, but would they really go through such lengths to stage her disappearance? Hoping new leads can finally surface that lead us to the truth about Irma's case. Thoughts?
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I've been following Irma Mkrtchyan's case and something that's been bugging me is the whole story about the non-existent family funeral in California. It's really odd that she texted her boss about it and then told her loved ones she was on a business trip. Why fabricate a story that can easily be disproven? It makes me think she might have been trying to lead someone astray or maybe even buy herself some time to get away from something (or someone) dangerous. The fact that she left her car at the apartment complex, with the keys stashed outside, and mentioned her "dying phone battery" adds to my suspicion that she was possibly setting up a false trail. This case really feels like there was more going on behind the scenes—maybe even a desperate attempt to escape a dire situation. Does anyone else see it this way? Thoughts?
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I just came across this bizarre detail in Irma Mkrtchyan's case. Her decision to hide her car keys under the gas tank cap really stood out to me. I mean, who does that in a situation that seems so rushed and distressing? If it were me, I'd probably take them with me or hand them off to someone I trust. Is it possible she was trying to leave a clue for someone? Or maybe she wanted to make sure someone could retrieve her car easily, perhaps someone she knew? It just seems so odd and feels like it could be a key piece (no pun intended) to understanding what happened to her. Thoughts?