[cyncooper]

I agree. Someone on the CTV bb, shortly after the trial started, said they took a trip to the recovery site & reported there is "no way a huge RV" could have gotten in there. It would have to have been a small car or bike.

She wasn't that far from the road. Why would the MH have to go off road for him to deposit her? Especially since he had already gotten stuck twice trying to get well off the beaten path. If it's the middle of the night and under cover of darkness, he can see no traffic coming in either direction, it wouldn't take long to carry her and set her down and scram.

[John Jamieson]

I think I remember, that the cops believe she was carried in from the "north" which I took to be way from the main road and closer the the back trail (which did look like it had had SUV type traffic).

[the Deejay]

I'm just telling you what the poster did & reported about the recovery site & surrounding area. Apparently, it is not very possible for an huge RV to park on the main road itself. And the body was deposited from the top of the area. This has been confirmed in testimony about the drag marks & blond hair(s) found by the police. Therefore, the body wasn't drug from the main (paved) road.

[VRWC_minion]

If it's the middle of the night and under cover of darkness, he can see no traffic coming in either direction,

It isn't unusual for an RV to be pulled over on road at night. If there was even a partial shoulder he would have had time without any one thinking much of it. Not like a car where someone might think they are in trouble and stop to help.