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Hey everyone, I came across Dora Watts' case recently and something's been gnawing at me. She traveled from Houston to NYC by Greyhound and was last seen in the Bronx, right? The thing is, the Bronx is massive, with so many neighborhoods, and it's buzzing with people at all hours. What I find curious is if there were any significant events or large gatherings happening around that area in January 2015 that might have drawn people there or made it more difficult for someone to remember seeing her. It's a long shot, but maybe someone attending such an event saw something that could help. I wonder if the investigation looked into unusual foot traffic or surveillance footage from nearby venues. Hoping for any clue that could bring some answers. Let’s keep her in our thoughts and keep looking for ways to help!
Has anyone looked into cab driver records in cases like Dora Watts'? I’ve read that sometimes drivers remember details that could help, especially if she had luggage or seemed distressed. I wonder if investigators checked with local cab companies in the Bronx to trace which driver picked her up that day. It’s possible the driver might recall something that didn’t seem significant at the time but could be useful now, like if she mentioned meeting someone or had a particular destination in mind. Also, any fellow sleuths who know about similar cases, was there ever success tracing missing persons through cab records? Just curious if this angle could lead somewhere.
Hey all, I’ve been following Dora Watts’ case closely, and something that sticks out to me is the lack of surveillance footage or eyewitness accounts from the Bronx area where she was last dropped off. With all the places that have cameras these days, it's puzzling that there seems to be nothing concrete from her arrival in New York. Do we know if the cab company was ever able to provide any dashcam footage or if nearby businesses checked their recordings from that day? It feels like this could be a crucial piece of the puzzle in finding out what happened to her. Just thinking about how busy NYC is, it seems odd that Dora could disappear without a trace like this. Has anyone heard of similar cases where navigational or electronic logs from cab rides played a role in the investigation? Any insight would be appreciated.