08/12/2026
Credit to .perspective for bringing up this point because it genuinely added another layer to the questions I already have about this case.
The prints on the bands and knife. The timing. The Apple Watch evidence. Lindsay's reported condition and medications. There are just so many individual details that make me question whether the full story is as straightforward as it appears.
My personal theory is that there could be more to what happened that night, including the possibility that Lindsay herself was an intended victim and that another person—or more than one person—could have been involved.
The point about Lindsay potentially being significantly impaired also stuck with me. Someone who is unconscious or severely impaired can't assist with being moved, making them much harder to move. That makes me question the physical logistics and whether one person could realistically have done everything my theory would require.
I also wish there were security-camera images showing exactly who was around the property that night. Combined with objective digital evidence like timestamps and Apple Watch data, that could potentially answer so many questions.
None of this means Patrick, his girlfriend, or anyone else committed a crime. Similarities, coincidences and unanswered questions aren't proof. I'm sharing a theory and my reaction to publicly discussed evidence—not making a factual accusation.
It's not my position to determine guilt or innocence. That's what the evidence and the court process are for.
But this creator made a really interesting point, and when I put it beside everything else that has made me question this case... it's just all off to me.
🎥 Credit: .perspective
