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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Roy Loren Stephens' case for a while, and something that really puzzles me is the whole scenario surrounding his car being found. I mean, the location where it was discovered is so out of the way, and it doesn’t match up with where he was supposed to be heading. I can’t help but wonder why the car ended up there. Was he forced? Did he decide to take a spontaneous detour? It’s so odd that he was clearly still planning to head home, as he told his wife, yet somehow was so far off the beaten path. Also, about the vomit found near the car—could it have been that Roy got sick for some reason and pulled over? But then, why didn’t he take his wallet or paycheck if he intended to leave voluntarily? I wish we knew more about why law enforcement wasn’t more thorough initially; it seems like those first days were critical. Anyone else have thoughts on this strange car location?
Has anyone else been following the Roy Loren Stephens case from 2005? Something that's always puzzled me is the location where his car was found. Waldo Lake is quite a detour from his expected route home. I’ve been looking at maps, and that access road where his Taurus was abandoned is really out of the way. It just seems strange to me that he would end up there unintentionally. Could he have been meeting someone in that area? Or was he possibly trying to avoid being followed for some reason? And the vomit near the car—could it suggest that he was in some kind of distress? It’s so perplexing why the law enforcement didn’t pursue a full forensic analysis of the car when there are so many questions left unanswered. Just wondering what others think about this particular aspect.