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Has anyone else found it strange that Lionel's room was cleaned out, yet a single pair of shoes was left behind? I mean, if someone went through the trouble of clearing out his belongings, why leave something so personal and potentially recognizable? A pair of shoes can tell you a lot about a person – their style, their size, where they’ve walked. Shoes are one of those things people don’t just forget. Maybe the person who took his belongings got interrupted or had to leave in a hurry? Or, could it have been intentional, a message of some sort? It just seems off to me. Thoughts?
I’ve been going down the rabbit hole again with Lionel Scott’s case and noticed something that I can’t shake off. So, from what’s been shared, Lionel borrowed his roommate's car that morning, but has there been any mention of whether the car was ever found? We know Lionel and the car were both missing by 6:00 a.m., which got me thinking about what time his disappearance was actually noticed. It seems strange that there’s no info on whether the vehicle turned up anywhere.
Also, Lionel’s room being spotless just doesn’t sit right. Was there any forensic testing done at his place? If the room appeared cleaned, there could be traces of cleaning solutions or even fingerprints left behind. Perhaps the place was wiped intentionally to get rid of any clues. Anyone else feels like this part of the story might hold more weight if looked into further?
Hey everyone, I'm new to this thread but have been following Lionel Scott's case for a while now. Something that's been bugging me: did anyone else find it strange that all Lionel's belongings were gone except for a single pair of shoes? That seems super symbolic, right? Almost like he left in a hurry, or maybe someone wanted it to look that way? It's unusual for a person who might have planned to disappear to leave behind something like a pair of shoes. Maybe it's a stretch, but it makes me wonder if whoever cleaned his room purposely chose to leave just that one item behind. Could it have been a message or a sign? Any thoughts on how to interpret this? Would love to hear some theories!