Shoring up Jodi’s timeline: a race against the clock

I watched the TV special about Miss Huisentruit’s disappearance. I had been interested in the disappearance since I reported to Rochester, MN police my discovery of a small bright blue purse in a washed out ravine in a remote area of Whitewater Wildlife Management Area. That purse was just too odd, too dressy an item to be found that far out in the wilderness and it made me think of the missing woman. Anyway, after watching the special, I could not help recognizing the overt attention Miss Huisentruit was receiving from the older gentleman that they reported was the last person to have seen her alive. They said she actually went to this man’s house to watch a movie the night before she went missing. I’m sorry, a guy that much older having that kind of creepy interest in her …1) what was she thinking going to his house alone at night, and 2) that old guy acted like every other smitten weirdo who ever was the perpetrator on DATELINE. How is that man cleared of suspicion? I can see it happening; she unintentionally lead him to believe he had a chance at love with her and he got really angry when she rebuffed him. According to the TV magazine, she was blowing his financial wad on her like someone who had lost his mind over pursuing her. THAT’s the profile of a killer who doesn’t get what he’s put all his marbles on getting. Her! Ya don’t go over to the house of a desperate man like that at night to watch a movie with him alone.