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I've been looking into the Boyd-McCord case, and something that's been puzzling me is the use of Sarah's credit card three years after their disappearance. I know the signature didn't match Sarah's, but does anyone know if the police ever released what was actually purchased with the card? It seems like details about the transaction might give us clues about who might have had access to her belongings. Was it something that could be traced back to someone, or was it just random items that lead nowhere? Considering the complexities involved with identity theft, especially before the digital age, it feels like this could have been a big break if more information was shared. Anyone have any thoughts or additional info on that specific angle?
Has anyone else been thinking about that blue Lincoln Sarah and her group were last seen in? I keep coming back to the idea that the overheating engine might not have been a coincidence. Could someone have tampered with it to ensure they had to stop on a relatively remote part of the highway? Also, the fact that another car was following so closely is strange, right? If whoever was following knew that the car would eventually stop, it would explain a lot. Just wondering if it could have been orchestrated rather than a random breakdown. Thoughts?