[WestCoastGal]

It seems odd to me that they found cut hair which could be a match to her and possibly her sweatshirt and pants.

I would venture a guess that a psycho jogging trail killer would not cut her hair strip off her clothes and vanish with her body without someone seeing this at 8:30 or so at night.

If these clues are legitimate then I would conclude that someone put them there.

Since he is flinching at taking the polygraph I immediately suspect him much like I did with Scott Peterson!!

[WestCoastGal]

Has anyone heard how long they were engaged?

Does he have an ex-girlfriend?

Was there life insurance?

From the reward money it appears her family has money.

[madison10]

It seems odd to me that they found cut hair which could be a match to her and possibly her sweatshirt and pants.

How much cut hair? Maybe she DID want to disappear. Cut & dyed her hair & changed her clothes.

[carmody]

She was tall and very thin. She could have had clothes underneath her full sweatsuit. She could have pre-planned her escape with or without an accomplice. Maybe she cut her hair, took off her sweatsuit and drove away with a new boyfriend. How would her fiance know what she left the house with? I leave the house everyday and no one takes inventory of what I took with me or how much cash I have. She wanted an elaborate wedding -- fit for a celebrity. But maybe she had second thoughts and desperately wanted out of it? Her eyes look nervous in the photos they've shown. I think she looks trapped. If she is not watching TV right now, she could be blissfully unaware that there is a manhunt on. If she is immature, she may not realize how much pain she's causing her parents. Someone who wants 600 guests and 14 bridesmaids *MIGHT* be more into Cinderella fantasy than real life marriage.

I really hope she's not dead and that her fiance didn't do anything to her. Just another scenario.

When I was a teenager, my 17 year old neighbor ran away from home. She left a note for her parents behind a dresser. (Which they never found.) She assumed her mom would find the note when she cleaned. They thought she only left with the clothes on her back. In fact, she had been planning her escape for months, had a big winter parka, and huge backpack full of stuff. As far as her parents knew, she had nothing with her. They told police nothing was missing from her room. She was gone for 2 months before turning up in Kansas.