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It's always baffling how someone can vanish without a trace, and Judith Ann Rhones' case is one of those that just sticks with you. Her routine seemed so predictable — working her shift at Safeway and then taking public transport home. I can't help but wonder about the reliability of public transportation records from that day. Were bus or train schedules checked thoroughly? Did anyone see her at any stops? Sometimes, in cases like these, it's the smallest detail that shakes something loose. Being last seen around 17th and Columbia in such a busy area must have meant numerous potential eyewitnesses. Is it possible someone saw her after she left work but they didn’t know it was significant at the time? It seems like gathering any leads from her usual route would be crucial. Curious if others have thoughts on mapping her potential path home or if there's an angle that might've been missed?
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Has anyone looked into the public transportation routes Judith Ann Rhones might have taken on March 8, 1994? Since she usually relied on buses to get from work to home, maybe there are witnesses from that day who remember seeing her. It was reported she left her workplace around the usual time, so I'm curious about the specific bus lines running near Safeway on 17th Street and how crowded they might have typically been around that time. DC has a pretty extensive bus schedule, and there must have been some regular commuters who noticed something, right? Just thinking that someone might have spotted her or even interacted with her if the driver or frequent passengers are still around. It's strange that after so many years, there aren't more details from that angle.
