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Hey everyone, I've been diving deep into the Nina Coe case lately, and I can't shake this thought about the police not finding any conclusive evidence against Gregory Erhardt. I mean, the restraining order, the previous attack—it seems like there should be more to go on, right? Could it be possible that the evidence just wasn’t collected properly or that something critical was overlooked? Or maybe there’s an aspect of Nina's life we’re missing that the police didn't consider at the time? It's baffling to me how this has been open for so many years with no major breaks. I've read in some other cases that perpetrators sometimes return to scenes or places significant to their relationships—could there be somewhere the investigators haven’t checked? I really hope there's some progress soon; it's unsettling that someone could just disappear and leave all these loose ends. Would love to hear what others think about this angle or if there’re any similar cases where a breakthrough finally happened.