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Has anyone else looked into the connection between Hester Lee Chandler's disappearance and the cardboard boxes found in her car? It strikes me as odd that she'd go through the trouble of packing her belongings, yet leave them behind in her vehicle. Were these boxes actually for a planned move, or could they have been staged to make it look like she was planning to go somewhere? I find it curious that her keys were in the living room and her cards were partially burned. It's almost as if she wanted to leave a message, or someone else was trying to send one. Maybe there's more to the way things were left in her home. Any theories about this or if anyone's found similar patterns in other missing persons cases linked to Toliver? The fact that he never got to explain himself is incredibly frustrating for those of us following these cases.
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The thing that really caught my attention about Hester's case is the detail about her house keys being found on the living room floor. It's such a specific and unusual detail. Why would she leave her keys there of all places? If she left deliberately, wouldn't she have taken them with her? Or did someone drop them after entering her home? It seems too deliberate to be accidental, especially given the state of her credit cards. I wonder if there's more to this part of the story that hasn't been uncovered. Maybe the keys weren't just dropped in a hurry. They could be a clue indicating someone else was in the house. I can't shake off the feeling that whoever was there wanted to leave a message or imply something. Could it have been James Toliver, or is there someone else involved who hasn't been named? Thoughts?
