Well, I had always ruled out the truck's toolbox before. I assumed that they had found no forensic evidence of her inside it.
Now I'm not so sure. Maybe they DID find some sort of fluid or hair or fiber or something in the toolbox. B/C they showed how she would definitely have fit in it. They must think that's where he carried her.
So, if we are paying attention to Catherine Crier, it looks like Geragos' next big thing will be to try to pin this murder on the female meth addict who stole those credit card "checks" from Scott's warehouse mailbox. Or he'll try to say she had some male associates who are somehow implicated.
It occurs to me, though, that Laci and her belongings would have probably provided people with no clue that she was married to someone who had a warehouse at that address. Any address mentioned in HER personal effects would have been her home address.
And suppose this meth addict (name: Taberna) did know about the missing woman's connection to the warehouse mailbox from which she was now stealing mail?
If you or your associates had committed the GRUESOME, HORRIFYING murder of a pregnant woman in Dec., would YOU go anywhere near the husband of the dead woman? Wouldn't that be too much of a risk? Wouldn't you, rather, make sure that you were GONE, disappeared, unable to be found, and make a point of never bringing yourself anywhere near the crime scene, or the office of the victim's husband?
I mean, if this woman had murdered Laci, it is very unlikely that she is then going to bring EXTREME HEAT down on herself by stealing from that victim's husband two months later.
The majority of thieving addicts that I've seen steal more from their family and friends. This is because they know those people are less likely to call the police on them. These people wouldn't steal from someone against whom they've already committed a horrendous crime. They don't want to go to prison--they want to get away with it!
I actually believe he put her in the truck tool box to transport her to the warehouse. If her head was bagged and the rest of her was still clothed, then there would likely be no leakage of any fluids. At the warehouse I believe he packaged her and put her in the boat. Remember the truck driver (3am) said he saw a large package in the boat covered with a Mexican style blanket? I'm still of the opinion that at the Bay he secured her with the extra life preserver while he attached the weights. He then towed her out a ways and cut the life preserver off her and DOWN she went like a rock. (Just MY theory) could be completely wrong