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I was reading up on Lisa Walton’s case, and something just doesn’t sit right with the whole situation around the alley where her son was found. It's always baffled me how a kid can be left so suddenly, yet unharmed, in such a public and risky location. It's almost like whoever did it wanted him to be found quickly, but why? I'm wondering if anyone else has looked into any potential sightings or unusual activities in that area during that time? Maybe someone noticed a car that wasn’t usually around or an unfamiliar person walking in the neighborhood. Even if it's been years, sometimes talking to longtime residents might jog someone's memory about that day. Has anyone done a deep dive into the alley's history or checked if there were other incidents around there during that period? Hoping for any thoughts or insights!
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Has anyone else thought about the odd way police found out about Lisa's disappearance? Feels strange that it was only after the news report about her son that they realized she was missing. I mean, how often does that happen where a missing person's case gets discovered almost by accident? It seems like such a critical detail that the authorities didn't know beforehand. Was there really no one else who noticed she was gone until then? Also, the fact that her son was found abandoned, yet unharmed, makes me wonder about the state of mind of whoever was responsible. Was it someone she knew? Someone who knew she was pregnant? Her disappearance is so chilling, especially with her case going cold for so long. I'm hoping her case being reopened might bring some fresh leads. Anyone else have thoughts on this angle?
