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Chances are the Smarts were satisfied that they'd gotten their own chance to know everything they could get from Mary K., from what she told them the night it happened.

They didn't need to question her further on their own, b/c Lois was in on several of the police interviews of her, so Lois no doubt knows everything Mary K. has to tell.

It's possible that Dixon is the one, although we haven't seen any tie-in to him at this point. But as for the motorcycle part, I just can't believe anyone would roar away on a motorcycle carrying Elizabeth in her red pajamas, riding down streets that were quiet b/c it was the middle of the night, thus making them a sitting duck to be noticed by police who are prowling around at all hours.

Plus, with a motorcycle, it would be too easy for Elizabeth to try to jump off during a slowdown or stop.

Somewhere along the line, Elizabeth has to have been transported in a car or van or SUV.

BTW, if Elizabeth went willingly, I believe it was b/c she believed she'd be back soon. If there was no threatening man, somewhere outside her house, she met up with such a person, either by chance or b/c she mistakenly thought the person wouldn't harm her. If there was a threatening man, then that's who harmed her.

I would be much more willing to believe Elizabeth went voluntarily if there were anything of hers missing besides her red pajamas and her running shoes.