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I've been diving deep into Audrey Chin's case and something that's always perplexed me is the cigarette ash found in her car. Audrey didn't smoke, so whose ashes were they? I've read some discussions suggesting maybe someone else was in the car with her that day. Could it have been an acquaintance or a stranger she might have given a ride to, intentionally or not? It's really frustrating how this detail just adds more questions than answers. If anyone has theories on what might have happened or even knows more about the people she interacted with regularly, I'd love to hear your thoughts. Every little bit might help piece together her last known moments.
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Has anyone else found it odd about the cigarette ash in Audrey Chin's car? She didn’t smoke, so could someone else have been with her? It’s curious that her car had three flat tires too. I wonder if someone intentionally disabled the car. Plainview isn’t that far from East Norwich—I wonder if anyone saw anything suspicious in that parking lot back then. A 20th-century case like this often lacks the camera surveillance we’d have today, so we're missing those crucial pieces. The fact that she was planning to take her kitten to the vet the same day also suggests she was planning on coming back. Could she have been forced into someone else's car after the tires were flattened? So many questions... anyone else have thoughts on the tire situation or any other theories?
