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Has anyone else noticed how odd it is that Tyler Mook's behavior escalated after Shelley's disappearance? It’s disturbing to think that he had a violent past with her and then goes on to commit an assault in Florida just a few years later. Tyler being a person of interest makes you think there’s more to the story than what’s out there. How does someone go from a custody exchange to their car being burnt in such a short time? I wonder if the investigators have considered any connections between the location where Shelley's car was found and places Tyler might be familiar with. It's a rural field, but what led them there? Could it have been somewhere he knew well? Maybe it's worth looking into if that area has some significance. Thoughts?
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I was just revisiting the details of Shelley Mook's case and something that always sticks out to me is the timeline around her last known movements. Shelley disappears after dropping off her daughter, with the plan to meet someone at her new place shortly after. It seems so calculated that her car ends up burned in a field later that day. Does anyone else think it's strange that these events unfolded so quickly? I can't shake off the feeling that whoever was involved knew her schedule and movements very well. It makes me wonder about anyone else who had close access to her life at that time. The whole planning aspect of it feels like a major red flag. What are your thoughts on the timeline and how it potentially links to who might be responsible?
