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Has anyone delved into the issue of witness protection, or lack thereof, in Kelsey Collins' case? It's mind-boggling that someone as crucial to a major federal case as Kelsey wasn't under any protection. Is this standard procedure, or was there a misstep? I can't help but think that if she had been under some sort of witness protection program, she might still be safe today. It's incredibly puzzling and frustrating that no precautionary measures were seemingly put in place, given the risks involved. This case really brings to light the vulnerabilities of key witnesses in these serious criminal cases. Does anyone have insight into how common this is? Or any thoughts on why it might not have been implemented for Kelsey?
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Has anyone else looked into the timing of when Kelsey's phone was turned off? It seems like such a crucial piece of the puzzle. If she turned it off or if it was turned off for her shortly after leaving, it might mean something happened sooner than we think. Maybe she wasn't just on her way to Seattle but interrupted along the way? I’m curious if there are any CCTV cameras along that route that might show her movement, even if it’s grainy footage from so many years ago. With how much tech has advanced, is there a chance anything could still be enhanced or recovered from around that time? Could be worth a check into any footage from buses or public places she might have passed or stopped at briefly. Sometimes the smallest detail can make a big difference in understanding what might have happened. Thoughts, anyone?
