Conspiracy Theory- 3 women whom died from driving in water within last 6 m

I love a good conspiracy theory but women just cant drive.

figured it would be in there but lost in shuffle

What doesn't corroborate his theory is that none of the women suffered trauma. There were no signs of struggle, forced entry or exit etc. How does the killer get the car into the water? He pushes it alone? Presumably he's in the car with them. How does he get out and leave no evidence. It's highly impossible to do such a thing 3 times, let alone once.

And his m.o. is drowning women in cars? worst serial killer EVER

This is interesting. If there is a serial killer he is very good.
One very odd thing about the Hayley Howard girl is that her boyfriend spoke with her around 2 a.m. then her cell phone pinged only a few miles away over 4 hours later at 6 a.m....... that is sketchy

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The theory is interesting, but I think it's a stretch.

It plays into the notion that there is a boogyman out there doing horrible things like this. People want a bad person to blame for something as tragic as a 19 year old girl dying. When the reality of the situation is 3 merely coincidental accident involving late night drinking and driving

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let me clarify by saying I feel this exact way.

Before committing to some conspiracy theory, i'd like to know how many guys die the same way.

Let's face it a 19 year old guy going missing and turning up dead in a submerged car with all signs pointing towards drinking and driving isn't going to get nearly the same media attention or publicity as that of a 19 year old female (especially if she's attractive)

I never really thought about it that way.

Look at the LSU guy who died last year by driving his car into a Bayou on his way south on Nicholson.

He wasn't on Nancy Grace.

(Not trying to be irreverent to the more recent accident)

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I never really thought about it that way.

Look at the LSU guy who died last year by driving his car into a Bayou on his way south on Nicholson.

He wasn't on Nancy Grace.

(Not trying to be irreverent to the more recent accident

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it's just like kidnappings...if a "ugly" kid from a poor neighborhood gets abducted no one ever seems to hear about yet. however if a "cute" kid from a rich neighborhood gets abducted it's plastered all over the media.

it's all about which one is more marketable.
which one will the media choose to cover:
1) attractive 19 year old female goes missing during mardi gras and turns up dead in a submerged vehicle

2) 30 year old male disappears during mardi gras and turns up dead in a submerged vehicle


the media will almost always pick the female because it's gonna be more marketable and draw higher ratings