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I've been looking more into the timeline of Phyllis Anne Flynn's disappearance and something keeps bothering me about the two men at the hotel who told her father she had already left. Did anyone ever identify them or question them further? It just seems odd since they were supposedly the last people to have seen Phyllis. Were they guests at the hotel, staff, or just random people hanging around the entrance? It really feels like if they weren't thoroughly checked out, we could have missed crucial information early on. Plus, if there were any security cameras around the hotel back in '88, that footage could have helped! But I get that technology wasn't what it is now. Just curious if any leads were ever followed up regarding them. Anyone have more details or thoughts on this?
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I can't stop thinking about the role those two men at the entrance of the Hotel Yorba might have played in Phyllis's disappearance. Has anyone ever looked into who they were or what their connection to the hotel might have been? It's strange that they seemed to know exactly when Phyllis left, but offered no further details. Did anyone else see her leave, or were there any security cameras that caught footage of her movements that day? I wonder if interviewing other hotel guests or staff who were there might shed some light on this mystery. It's frustrating how easily leads like this can be overlooked or forgotten over time, especially in cases where initial concerns were downplayed. What do you all think about this angle? Could these men hold answers to what really happened to Phyllis?
