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I’ve been following Starr's case for a while now, and something that sticks out to me is the timing of everything. It's odd that her cell phone was found months later along Highway 29, which seems quite a distance from where she was last seen. Could it have been tossed there after she went missing, or maybe she dropped it while walking? It just raises more questions about where she might have gone or been taken. It’s frustrating that leading up to the phone's discovery, there were no other clues. I also wonder why it took so long for the phone to surface—was it just overlooked during initial searches, or did it end up there some other way? Any locals know if that area is commonly trafficked and might have just been hidden by the brush until someone noticed? Would love to hear thoughts.
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I’ve been reading through all the details of Starr Maurie Hill’s case, trying to piece together what might have happened. Something that really stands out to me is the discovery of her cell phone along Highway 29 months after she vanished. How did it end up there? The highway isn’t exactly close to her home, which makes me wonder if someone might have deliberately placed it there or if there’s a chance she actually made it that far herself. I find it odd that there were no new leads from the phone. Couldn’t the investigators pull anything from it, like recent calls or texts? It's frustrating to think that such a crucial piece of evidence turned out to be a dead end. Anyone else have thoughts on the potential significance of where the phone was found?