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Has anyone looked into the timeline surrounding the last hours Susan was seen alive? I find it strange that she left to buy a refrigerator at 6 p.m., especially since it’s not an everyday purchase. Did stores still have those hours back then, or was it kind of an odd time for a shopping trip of that nature? And who were the other people seen at the apartment? Seems like their identities and any statements they made could be key pieces of this puzzle. It feels like there might be missing info about what happened before they left. Could those witnesses have seen or heard something more than we've been told?
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Did anyone else notice the timing of Robert Garbino's murder? It's really strange how it happened just weeks after Susan DeQuina's disappearance. His dismembered body turning up near the spot where Susan's burned car was found can't just be a coincidence, right? Makes you wonder if Garbino knew something he shouldn't have. Plus, the fact that his other body parts were found in the shared home with Gagnon is chilling. It's almost like whoever did this was sending a message. With Gagnon's death being suspicious too, it feels like pieces of a dark puzzle we can’t quite put together. Has anyone found any links or theories tying all these events? This whole case just feels like layers of secrets and danger.
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I've always found the sequence of events in the Susan DeQuina case to be incredibly puzzling. One detail that really stands out to me is the burned car found in Saugus. It seems like such a bold move to destroy the car in such a visible way. Why draw attention like that unless you're trying to send a message? And the location choice—could it be linked somehow to Robert Garbino's murder? It's chilling to think there might be more going on here than a straightforward disappearance. I wonder if anyone who lived nearby at the time remembers seeing anything unusual but never came forward. It's hard to believe this case hasn't been solved after all these years. Anyone else have thoughts on the significance of the burned car, or any potential connections to Garbino's murder?