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I've been thinking a lot about the timeline of events on the night Katherine Sinclair was found in that garage. The fact that Greg called her uncle, who happens to be a judge, before dialing 911 sticks out to me. I can't even begin to imagine what Katherine's family must have gone through as they waited for answers. It's baffling how, in such critical moments, there was this decision to reach out to a family member instead of emergency services immediately. It makes me wonder if it impacted the preservation of evidence or the scene itself in any way. Anyone else have thoughts on why someone might contact a judge before 911 in such a situation? This case just seems to have so many layers, and my heart goes out to anyone who cared for Katherine and is still seeking closure.
I can't stop thinking about the role of the judge in this case. I find it really strange that Greg called Katherine’s uncle, Judge Kyle Robertson, before calling 911. Had it been a true emergency, you’d think the first instinct would be to immediately seek medical help, right? Even though Judge Robertson advised him to call emergency services, it makes me wonder about the nature of their conversation and if there were any potential influences at play. Losing Katherine like this is unbearable for her family, and these kind of details leave me with so many questions about what really happened that night. I can't even begin to imagine the pain Katherine's loved ones are going through. Her story deserves clarity and justice. What do you all think about the call to the judge first? Seems off to me.