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Has anyone else noticed that Moore's timeline doesn't seem to add up? I was reading through the details and can't help but question his story about Glenna jumping out of the car. If he really only left for an hour, how did he end up covered in mud and blood? It's also strange that after so many years, they still haven't found any trace of her. It seems like there's more to what happened during that time he was "gone." Considering his past record, I'm curious if there were any other strange incidents involving him that summer. Also, has anyone looked into the possibility of accomplices? Just trying to wrap my head around this baffling situation.
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I was digging into Glenna's case and came across some old newspaper articles from 2009 and 2010. It's so frustrating to see that for years, she was only considered a runaway. Can you believe that? I can't help but wonder if things would have turned out differently if the police had treated her disappearance more seriously from the start. The fact that Robert Moore walked around with blood and mud on him that night is incredibly suspicious. Yet, it seems like this critical detail didn't spark the urgency you'd expect in such cases. Do you think law enforcement is finally taking it more seriously now, especially considering Moore's history? It's just wild to me that it took so long for her case to be reevaluated. Would love to hear your thoughts or if anyone else managed to find more details from back then.