Crime Solvers Central
Crime Solvers Central
295 Cases Solved. Advancing justice for missing persons, unsolved homicides, unidentified and unclaimed remains.

Forum Posts for Juanita Faulkner:
Be respectful. Abuse of these forums will not be tolerated.

I came across something intriguing about Juanita Faulkner's case that I hadn't seen discussed here before. Has anyone else looked into the significance of the location where her car was found? San Pedro near Point Fermin is an area with a lot of foot traffic and tourists, especially around the parks and the Korean Bell. It's odd that her car could have been there unnoticed for such a long time. Given how busy that area is, it makes me wonder if someone was checking on the car or if it was strategically placed there to divert attention. Does anyone know if investigators did a thorough search around the area or spoke to local residents who might've noticed something? Sometimes the location can offer clues that aren't immediately apparent.
Hey everyone, I've been digging into the disappearance of Juanita Faulkner and something about her car has me curious. It was found in San Pedro, near Point Fermin, three months after she disappeared. Does anyone else find it odd that the car was parked there for a whole month before anyone noticed it? I mean, it's a pretty popular area, especially with the lighthouse and all. Wouldn't that have raised a few more flags earlier on? It's almost like someone wanted it to be found eventually, but why wait a month? Maybe someone who knew her intentions or habits dropped it there to delay the connection back to Juanita? Just trying to wrap my head around the car’s location and timeline. Any thoughts?
Has anyone looked into the area around where Juanita's car was found? Point Fermin in San Pedro isn’t just a random spot—it's a popular place with trails and scenic views overlooking the ocean. If she was overwhelmed by the stress in her life, is it possible that she went there for a moment of peace or clarity? I can’t help but wonder if someone local might have seen her there during that time, especially since her car was parked there for a month. It’s a long stretch, but maybe posting flyers or asking around locally could jog someone’s memory. It’s frustrating that more hasn’t been discovered after all these years.