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Has anyone else noticed the strange coincidence with the rest stop where Susan’s belongings were found? It’s right off the I-5 corridor, which is a major travel route. I can't shake the feeling that this was more than just a convenient dumping ground. Is it possible that Michael "Cowboy Mike" Braae might have some connection to other cases along this route? The pattern with several missing women is unsettling, and the locations could be more than random. Could there be more witnesses who remember seeing him or Susan around that rest stop? Maybe something was overlooked. Thoughts?
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Hello everyone. I recently stumbled upon the case of Susan Lynn Ault, and it's been weighing on my mind. What really caught my attention is how some of Susan’s personal belongings were found at a rest stop in Castle Rock, a month after she went missing. It makes me wonder: Did she leave them there herself, or were they placed there to throw off the investigation? It’s so puzzling and frustrating that they haven’t been able to piece it together after all these years. Also, does anyone know if there have been any updates on whether investigators have tried revisiting this location or checking for any surveillance footage from back then? It feels like such a critical piece of the puzzle, yet there seems to be so little information available about it. Would love to hear thoughts from anyone who’s followed this case closely or has insights into similar cases.