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Hey everyone, I’ve been deep-diving into the John Scott Hahn case recently, and something keeps bugging me about his car. When they found his Mercury Marquis abandoned in that remote area, it had a full tank of gas. If the car was stuck in the sand, why was the tank full? Usually, if someone’s stranded, wouldn’t they use up their gas trying to get unstuck or maybe just to keep the engine running for AC in the desert heat? Also, what's up with the recently repaired radiator? Why would he or someone else go to the trouble of repairing it on the spot, or do you think the repair happened before his trip? Could this suggest he made a planned stop somewhere to get it fixed, or is there more to this story? It feels like a piece of the puzzle that could easily be overlooked but might tell us more than we think. What are your thoughts?
