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I came across Warren's case recently and something that's been sticking out to me is the fact that he used a payphone for his last communication. In this day and age, especially for someone used to having a mobile phone, that just feels off. It's almost like he didn't want his whereabouts to be known, or maybe he felt safer using a payphone for some reason. There's also the detail about his phone potentially being stolen—could it have been someone he was with that day or maybe someone he didn't want to deal with anymore? People sometimes underestimate the importance of those small details in cases like these, but they can really shift the direction of an investigation. Does anyone else have thoughts on why he might've opted for the payphone or know if this was a spot he frequented?
Hey everyone, I've been doing a deep dive into Warren Kirkpatrick's case, and something that's been weighing on my mind is that last phone call he made from a payphone. It's just bizarre, right? In this day and age, who even uses payphones? It’s like he was trying to avoid being tracked or maybe his phone was already stolen by then.
I wonder if anyone else has looked into whether there were any surveillance cameras around that payphone location. Maybe someone saw something or there's footage showing who he was with or if he was acting differently. The co-worker he left with is also a piece of the puzzle that’s never really been clear to me—did they see Warren get on a bus or leave in a car with someone else?
It seems odd that with all the tech and cameras everywhere, no solid leads from that day have surfaced. Anyone else think there's more to dig into here regarding the payphone angle or has any info on where exactly he made that call?