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Has anyone else come across the theory about David Leo Graham’s car ending up in Tijuana? I find it really intriguing that someone else sold his car there. Why Mexico, of all places? It makes me wonder if the individual was trying to throw investigators off by crossing the border. There must have been easier places to get rid of a car. Could there be more clues in Tijuana that were overlooked back in the 70s? And does the fact that the lot owner specifically said it wasn’t David selling the car suggest this was someone familiar with him or the area? If anyone’s dug deeper into why Mexico might have been chosen, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
I recently stumbled across the case of David Leo Graham, and something really caught my attention. Has anyone else wondered about the used car lot angle? It's curious that the car ended up in Tijuana so soon after his disappearance, and the person who sold it wasn’t him. I’m thinking that whoever sold it might have crossed paths with David in LA, considering he moved there for college. It’s eerie to think about how close the car was to the border, and why it ended up there rather than anywhere else. Plus, it makes me question how often incidents like this happened back then. Has anyone looked into car sales in that area during that period, or any similar cases? Could be a long shot, but sometimes tiny details like that end up being crucial. Thoughts?
I find it so unsettling that David Leo Graham's car ended up in Tijuana. I mean, how does a college student from Alabama go missing in L.A., and then his car magically appears across the border? It's like something out of a mystery novel. The used car lot angle is baffling too. You'd think someone would have seen something or remembered the person who sold the car. I wonder if any of the lot's employees still recall details, like maybe an accent or something specific about the car’s condition that could provide a clue. It's haunting to think how close authorities might have been to finding answers back then, and how little new information seems to have surfaced. Anyone have thoughts on the car or any similar cases from that era?