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I keep coming back to the firewood detail in Jonnie's case. Tennison mentioned going to gather firewood with her, but when authorities checked, there was no firewood in the truck. I can't help but think that's odd. If they intended to use firewood, where did it go? It's as if something just doesn't add up with that narrative. Maybe the fire marks in the sand were from an entirely different event, unrelated to Jonnie, but then again, it seems like such a crucial part of the night that shouldn’t be overlooked. Is it possible that there's more to this story, and the firewood detail is a sign that more was going on that night? It's frustrating how such seemingly small details can be so significant. I hope those who are still looking into the case are paying attention to these discrepancies. Thoughts?
Has anyone else been curious about the firewood story that Tennison told? I keep coming back to it. He mentions heading out to get firewood, but then there are fire marks in the sand and no firewood actually found in the truck. That just seems odd to me. If you were truly stuck in the sand, wouldn't firewood be the first thing you'd have with you to maybe build a fire or try to get out? Or maybe they did make a fire and something went wrong. Either way, I feel like this piece of the puzzle is being overlooked. There are just too many gaps in Tennison’s story for it to hold water, especially when you factor in that he refused to defend himself in court. Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but curious to see what everyone else thinks about the log situation. ?