https://www.theindychannel.com/longform/delphi-daughters-the-untold-story-of-abby-libby This article discusses Liberty's interest in crime solving. We know they were out to take pictures. They stumbled upon someone's nefarious activities and were killed because of what they saw or documented, is certainly a possibility. I did not say they were on a mission to stop grave robbers. But had they seen someone doing wrong might they have done something, said hey don't do that, or taken a picture? Maybe. They were out hiking with taking pictures now mind, according to the article. That artifact looting is a possibility in fertile river areas in Indiana is discussed here: https://m.riverfronttimes.com/stlouis/tweakers-n-diggers-looters-are-pillaging-native-american-burial-grounds-to-finance-their-meth-habits/Content?oid=2484162 The area discussed here was fairly close. It was near Evansdale. Angel Mounds. I don't think it far fetched at all to look at this as a possibility. Uh gee there was a double murder there too, unsolved, not that I'd dare suggest a relation between the two. As for making assumptions about her personality, I'd say she was a leader, a national honor student, involved in college outreach courses at Purdue and interested in crime solving and photography. I was interested to see she'd signed up to take welding. Go girl, in my day we wouldn't have been allowed to take shop type classes. She played baseball and encouraged her friend to join her. I'd say she sounds like a strong girl focused on doing good. I'd have been so proud of her, though I must admit I didn't know her firsthand.