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Has anyone else wondered about the role of Roger Benner Jr. in William Dudley's disappearance? He's one of the last people known to interact with Dudley that night, and given the situation, tensions must have been incredibly high. I find it odd that none of the men, including Benner, have been charged or even seem to have been investigated thoroughly beyond the initial interviews. There's also the fact that Benner was Cindy's brother, which could complicate things considering Dudley had just injured her. I'm curious if anyone has more information about what Benner was like or if there were any rumors circulating in the area about his potential involvement. Could his relationship with Cindy have influenced how the case was handled? It's just strange that Dudley disappeared so thoroughly and yet there seems to be so little pressure on the people who were last with him.
Has anyone else looked into the role Roger Benner Jr. and Glen Kerns might have played in William Dudley's disappearance? It's odd that they showed up right after the altercation and things got physical with Kerns hitting Dudley with a baseball bat. I wonder if their intervention was truly to stop the fight or if something more sinister happened afterward. With Dudley being so intoxicated, it's possible he might not have realized the severity of any injuries he sustained that night. The fact that Dudley’s belongings were left in his trailer suggests he didn't plan to leave. I'm not convinced everything transpired as we're led to believe, especially with the lack of concrete evidence or charges filed. Anyone else have thoughts on Benner and Kerns’ involvement or any local rumors that could shed more light on the dynamic between these three?
Has anyone else taken a close look at the neighborhood dynamics in William David Dudley's disappearance? I’ve been poring over the details, and I'm curious about how Cindy's grandmother fits into the picture. She was present during the intense altercation that night, and I wonder if she might have seen or heard anything that could give us more insight into what happened after. From what I gather, she lived on the same property, so she might have had a sense of any unusual activity or visitors coming and going. It’s odd to me that there's so little information on her involvement or statements. Is there any possibility she could have noticed anything unusual in the days following Dudley’s disappearance? With such a close-knit environment, her perspective seems crucial, yet it's rarely discussed. Any thoughts or additional information from locals would be greatly appreciated.