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Has anyone else noticed the puzzling timeline inconsistencies in Dana Boshell's case? I've been following her disappearance and something that's really sticking with me is the gap between the time she was last seen and when she was reported missing. Her family didn’t report her missing until October 22, 2012, which is more than three months after her boyfriend supposedly last saw her. I get that she was an adult and had her own life, but wouldn't family or close friends have noticed much sooner if she just vanished without a word, especially since she was in regular contact with her mom? It makes me wonder if there were already underlying issues with communication within the family, or if there's an entirely different layer to this case that we're just not seeing yet. Anyone have thoughts on why it took so long for the missing report? It just doesn’t add up to me!
Hey everyone, just wanted to share a thought that's been on my mind about Dana Boshell's case. It's always struck me as odd that no one seems to have seen her after her boyfriend supposedly dropped her off at her condo that night. You'd think in a complex like Courtney Palms, someone – maybe a neighbor or even a maintenance worker – would have noticed something or someone. Security cameras too, even if they're not the best, might've caught a glimpse of her or at least someone coming or going around the time she disappeared. I've read of other cases where small details from camera footage provided big leads. Does anyone know if there's ever been any footage or witness statements from the condo complex shared publicly? Feels like a crucial angle that might still have something to offer. Curious to hear what others think!