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Has anyone else looked into the significance of where Marilyn's car was found? The area under the overpass near the Puyallup River seems too strategic to just be a random spot. I wonder if there's a connection to her or her husband's daily routine. With it being so close to the river, and given that they conducted a dive search there, I can't help but feel like whoever left it there wanted it to be found—but not her. It’s perplexing that, despite rigorous searches, not a trace of her has surfaced.
Also, has anyone gone deeper into her community college or hospital connections? Sometimes cases have a link that seems unrelated at first. It's those small bits of information that can sometimes lead to breakthroughs. A person drifting to another place (casually or for a special reason) could know vital information without realizing its importance. If you have any thoughts on these angles, I'd love to hear them!
I've been thinking a lot about Marilyn Arnhold's case lately and wanted to discuss something that struck me as odd—the placement of her car. It's been bugging me how her Mercury Cougar was found under an overpass near the Puyallup River. That location seems pretty remote and not really a spot where one would "casually" park.
Could it indicate she was heading somewhere specific or possibly meeting someone? It just doesn't sit right that her car ended up there with no trace of her, especially since the searches turned up nothing. Given the circumstances, it almost feels like someone else might have moved it there.
Plus, with her being so close to graduating and planning a visit to California, it seems unlikely she'd choose to vanish and leave all that behind. I wonder if anyone knows more about the areas she frequented or any sightings of the car before it was found. Her being gone this long without answers is so unsettling.