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Hey everyone,
I've been following the Neva Jane Lindley case and something struck me about her decision to cash out her financial assets before going off with Robert Carnochan. It seems so unusual for someone to take such a big financial step unless they completely trusted the person they were with, right? I wonder if there were any red flags in their online communication that might have made Neva hesitate.
It would be interesting to learn more about how they interacted online and what made her feel secure enough to make such life-changing decisions. Was there something about Carnochan that really made him seem trustworthy, or was Neva maybe in a vulnerable place where she was looking for companionship at any cost? Sadly, with Carnochan's death, we may never have answers, but I hope investigators continue to dig into any digital evidence that might still be out there.
Thoughts?
Has anyone else noticed the pattern with Robert Lawson Carnochan and his connection to these missing women? I was reading about Neva Jane Lindley's case, and it just occurred to me how crucial online safety is, especially for older individuals who might not be as tech-savvy. With Neva planning the RV trip with him, managing her finances, and then suddenly going missing, it's hard not to think that Carnochan had a well-rehearsed approach. It's so tragic to see that despite investigators finding belongings of the women he was linked to, they never found Neva. Do you think there might have been others who never came forward or whose cases were never connected? Just makes me wonder how many more victims there might be out there...
Has anyone looked into the details surrounding Neva Jane Lindley’s finances before she vanished? Her decision to cash out her assets right before her disappearance sounds crucial. It makes me wonder if Robert Lawson Carnochan targeted her specifically because of that financial move. Given that other missing women linked to him might have faced similar circumstances, could there have been a pattern here with how he chose his victims? The timelines and financial connections could be key in uncovering what really happened. It’s unsettling to think that such a premeditated tactic could be at play, but understanding this could potentially help in future cases similar to Neva’s. Would love to hear if anyone has more insights or theories about how her managing her assets plays into the larger picture!