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Hey everyone,
I've been diving deep into William Crandell Sr.'s case, and something that's really puzzling is the location where his car was found. Newcastle isn't just a random place; it makes me wonder why there. Was it a spot McCoy was familiar with, or maybe Crandell had some unknown tie to the area? If McCoy was involved, it's odd that the car was just left there without any further trace of William. Does anyone have any insight into why Newcastle might have been significant? It's baffling that after all these years, there's still so much mystery surrounding that abandoned car. Any theories or local insights would be really appreciated!
Stay curious and safe,
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Has anyone else looked into the timeline of when Crandell's car was found? I find it strange that his 2000 silver Lexus LS was abandoned in Newcastle, yet there's no clear info about how long it sat there before someone noticed. Given its proximity to Oklahoma City, you'd think someone would've reported it sooner. Plus, does anyone know if there were any security cameras in the Newcastle area back in 2006? With a parked car like that, someone might have caught something on tape. Seems like a big clue that could've been explored more. If anyone has any insights or thoughts on this, I’d love to hear them!
Has anyone else looked into the connection between William Crandell Sr. and Ervin Lee McCoy Jr.’s movements around the time of the disappearance? I was digging into some old articles and noticed that McCoy was involved in bank robberies around OKC. It seems odd that Crandell's car was found in Newcastle, relatively close to some of McCoy's known spots. I mean, maybe it’s just a coincidence, but that area might hold some clues, right? It makes you wonder if perhaps Crandell was an unintended witness to something he shouldn’t have seen. Curious to hear what others think or if anyone has pieced together more about McCoy's transactions during that period.