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Has anyone else looked into the discrepancies around the phone call from Evelyn's hair salon? It's intriguing that a man canceled all of her future appointments the very day after she was last seen, and it seems pretty likely it was Ewing. Was this his way of making sure no one would notice her absence right away? It's odd to think that simply stopping such a regular activity like her hair appointments could raise red flags, but it shows just how meticulously planned this might have been. Are there other similar cases where a pattern of routine was used to disguise a disappearance? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Hey everyone, I'm curious if anyone else finds it strange that Ewing mentioned the idea of moving abroad to the car salesman during the test drive, just a day before Evelyn vanished. It seems like an oddly specific plan to bring up casually if Evelyn truly had left him or gone to a sanitarium, as he later claimed. I can't help but wonder if that was part of his plan all along, maybe to build a narrative that she just up and left the country? The timing seems so coincidental. Has anyone else connected this potential motive to other cases where someone vanished right after hints about relocation popped up? Would love to hear your thoughts!
I recently stumbled upon some old articles about Evelyn Throsby Scott's mysterious disappearance and was struck by the abrupt end to her weekly hair salon visits. It seems so odd that a woman with such a regular routine would vanish without a trace. Her husband, Ewing, calling to cancel all of her future appointments the day after she disappeared just doesn't sit right with me. It makes you wonder: did he really think no one would notice such a sudden change? It's unsettling to think about how he managed to carry on with life like this wasn't a glaring red flag. Does anyone else find this particular detail chilling? It feels like such a deliberate act to erase her presence, almost as if he was trying to tie up all the loose ends from the very start.