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I’ve been diving deep into Nahid Nassabi’s case, and something that’s been nagging at me is the timing of her husband sending the kids to Colombia right after her disappearance. What kind of arrangements must have been made to pull that off so quickly? I mean, it’s not like sending your children to another country is a spur-of-the-moment decision. Could he have been planning it in advance, or was it a knee-jerk reaction to whatever happened on June 19? It adds an eerie layer to an already confusing situation. Does anyone know if there's been any follow-up about this part of the case in recent years? Maybe that could be a thread to tug on for more answers.
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Hey everyone, I was just going through some old missing persons cases and came across Nahid Nassabi's. Something that's been puzzling me is the fact that she was working at a clothing store back in 1984, and given her situation—being separated and having kids—it's possible she might've confided in a co-worker or regular customer about any issues she was facing. Retail jobs can sometimes create close-knit environments where people share personal stories. Has anyone come across any mention of someone from her work possibly having additional information or insights about her state of mind or any plans she might have had? Would love to hear your thoughts on whether this angle has been explored or discussed in the past.