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Hey sleuths, I've been diving deep into Nancy MacDuckston's case and something caught my attention that feels a bit off. I can't stop wondering about the postcards she sent from Davenport. Who were they sent to? Did her family or friends ever mention what was written on them? It seems kind of strange, right? If she was planning to vanish, why bother with that? Or maybe it was a way to signal she was okay at that moment? It's such a small detail, but could it be a clue to what was going on that day? Anyone have thoughts on this or similar insights from other cases?
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Has anyone else noticed how peculiar the timing of Nancy's disappearance was? She was last seen having dinner with an unidentified man, described as friendly or romantic. It's strange that no one has come forward with information about this man after all these years. Given how many people frequent small coastal towns like Davenport, it's surprising no one recognized him or recalled more details. Could he have been a tourist? Or maybe a local who just blends into the town's usual crowd? It seems odd that he was never identified if their interaction was so visible. I wonder if anyone else dining at the restaurant that night might remember more, even if it seemed trivial at the time. It's often those side details that can help jog memories.
