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I'm really curious about the timeline of events in Elaine Joyce Fauver's case. Here's something that caught my attention: her car was found on East 17th Avenue by her son, not the police. This makes me wonder if there was any significance to its specific location. Was this area known for anything at the time, or maybe related to either Elaine or the man she supposedly left with? It's interesting because if her car was just a block away from a popular neighborhood hangout or a place she frequented, it could potentially point to someone being familiar with her habits. Any locals with insights on that part of Denver during the late '60s?
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Has anyone looked into the whereabouts of the other man Elaine supposedly left with? It's intriguing that her friend last saw her with this person, but there seems to be so little information about him. It makes me wonder if he was ever properly identified or questioned. Considering the era, I understand police resources might have been limited, but I hope they looked into this lead. It's odd how her belongings were left in the car like that—keys on the floor mat almost seem intentionally left, like a sign or message. Her connection to the Mountain States Telephone Company also caught my interest. Did she meet this man through work? If any locals from that time remember anything about patrons or employees at the phone company, it might be worth revisiting those memories. Elaine's case deserves closure, for her family, and for the community.
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I've been digging into Elaine Joyce Fauver's disappearance, and something that's puzzling me is the positioning of her car when it was found on East 17th Avenue. It's so strange that her purse and keys were left behind. To me, it almost seems like she didn’t intend to be away for long. Why would someone just abandon their car like that with everything still in it unless something unexpected happened? And with her being newly divorced, I wonder if there's a connection between that and the man she was last seen leaving with. Could he have been someone from her past, maybe tied to her divorce somehow? Anyone else have thoughts on what might have led her to leave her car behind so abruptly?