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Hey all, I've been diving into the Robin Ann Graham case and something has been bugging me about her last interaction. The detail about her entering the Corvette voluntarily—it really strikes me as odd. It makes me wonder if she somehow knew the guy or if he had managed to convince her that he was genuinely there to help. I keep thinking about that light blue Corvette. Was it a known vehicle in the area at the time? Did anyone in the surrounding neighborhoods own one that matched the description? I mean, a Corvette from that era isn’t exactly common, right? Wondering if there’s any old report or registry that could point toward it. Also, could her prior relationships or social circle at college or even outside have introduced her to someone who fit the description of this man? Or maybe even the guy with the Corvette? It just seems like a long shot that she’d voluntarily enter a stranger’s car unless she felt safe for some reason. Anyone else have thoughts on this or know if this angle was really dug into by investigators back in the day? Would love to hear other perspectives on this particular part of the mystery.
