What do you mean by “not enough evidence to judge if it’s logical”? it seems to me you want abduction to have been proven before you will concede it is both logical and plausible. As it stands you have made the claim that it is neither. Based on what exactly? A lack of evidence? That in itself is not logical imo. Something had to have happened to the child, and whislt abduction might not be your preferred explanation, surely it is plausible given everything we know. I mean by your criteria of “not enough evidence to judge if it’s logical” then neither is parental involvement or woke and wandered, so are all possible explanations equally implausible and illogical in your view?
Maybe it's semantics but
possible is one thing.... you don't need more than an educated guess to ascertain if something is possible.... but "plausible" tends to carry more weight. You are talking about something that was not only possible but
probable. Death in the apartment, woke and wondered and abduction are all possible scenarios. To give an answer on the plausibility of these scenarios you have to assess the evidence.So far I have not seen enough evidence to suggest an abduction was the probable scenario. Stranger abduction is very rare so with little direct evidence to support it I have no idea how you arrive at this being the probable explanation.