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There's still one or two pieces of dark evidence that are deeply deeply hidden in this case that will 'splain what happened and why. This is no ordinary abduction.

I agree that this is no ordinary case. Your statement about "dark evidence" is tantalizing. What do you think it might be?

My initial intuitive hit on this girl, based on looking into her unhappy looking eyes in all of her photos, was that she left on her own volition, for which I've been flamed over and over. Now the police have "ruled it out," so obviously they were exploring that avenue. And perhaps still are. Why don't the police give a lie detector test to the younger sister?

BTW, our family has a large Mormon contingent, most of whom are pillars of community and church, but one daughter went very wrong, so I know that even in the best of families, kids do weird things. Elizabeth may not have participated in her own disappearance, but it would probably be more hopeful if she had.

A couple of days ago, Fox News reported that there was solid evidence that the sisters account was true, there was an entry to the bedroom.

The police just said they believe the suspect is still in the area. Rumors that the nine year old sister was taken away from the house were not true.

I think it's more likely that the police are keeping some things under wraps because they don't want the suspect to feel he is in danger of quick capture. If he feels traped, he may kill her and run. If this girl is alive, she is a hostage and the police need to locate and rescue without tipping their hand in advance.

Poised, let's just say that I'm not quite ready to write the father out of the script just yet. Perhaps not as a principal player, but more along the lines of an intermediary. And there is still the angle that the girl may be escaping something that was at the house - with an accomplice.

Michael