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I've been following Donald Milton Manley's case for a while, and something I've always found intriguing is the location where his car was found. Yorkshire Street in North Port is such a peculiar spot—it's not like it's bustling with activity. I mean, for his car to be abandoned near a canal in such a remote area makes you wonder if it was strategically chosen. Was it just convenient for whoever left it there, or is there more to the location itself? Maybe someone familiar with the area would have more insight into why this spot might have been selected. Does anyone have ideas about this, or perhaps local knowledge that might shed some light on whether this area has any significance?
