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Does anyone else find the timeline of Richard Ablamsky's actions incredibly suspicious? From what I've been reading, he returned to New Jersey alone on September 12, just a day after Deborah was last heard from. It's so odd that he appeared suddenly disheveled when normally he was always well-put-together. It's like something significantly disturbed him. And then just days later, he was breaking into his former boss's house and ended up taking his own life. The way he referred to Deborah in past tense around that time also raises so many red flags. It's almost like he knew she was already gone, but why wouldn't he admit it? Everything about his behavior and the evidence found at the hotel screams foul play. I really hope the police can eventually piece together what happened and finally find Deborah, so her family can have some answers. Thoughts, anyone?
Has anyone else looked into the part about the shooting range visit Deborah mentioned during her last call to her mom? It's kind of odd to think about in the context of everything else. I wonder if there's any chance they met someone at the range who could have followed them or noticed something unusual. It's just one of those details that feels off. Also, did the police ever confirm they were actually at a range that day? It might just be a small piece of the puzzle, but maybe it could lead to some new insights or witnesses. Just curious if anyone's dug deeper into that aspect of the case.
Hey everyone, diving into Deborah Taylor's case again and something just clicked for me about the timing of everything. So, when I read that Deborah called her mom on September 10 about the shooting range, it got me thinking. If they really were practicing shooting that day, why would Richard leave all that evidence in the hotel and his car? It's such a risky move if you just had firearms on your mind. Was he so confident nobody would check, or did something trigger him after they left that range? I just can't help but feel there's something crucial about their visit there that might have been overlooked. Anyone else have thoughts on what could've gone down that day and its impact on the subsequent events?