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Originally Posted by Locke
You and me, maybe, but two random women from Rural Wisconsin zeroing in on the key piece of evidence like heat-seeking missiles?
And I agree, they ran a scrap yard, the idea that they didnt crush the car is borderline incomprehensible.
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It's hard to know what's really going on with the Avery family. Their intelligence and common sense levels can generously be described as sub-par.
However, that still doesn't explain the supposedly great lengths Avery went through to hide evidence, only to leave the vehicle in plain site, but in a place that it could easily have been disposed of.
Avery cleans his fingerprints and all blood from the scene with expert fashion, but is then negligent enough to leave the car in plain sight with his blood on it? It's possible he was going to strip the car later for profit/parts. That not the smartest plan, but Avery's behaviour was definitely erratic enough for that to be in the realm of possibilities. Avery's being both totally with it and supposedly at the same time totally irrational is part of what makes this case so interesting.