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Hey everyone, I was reading up on Myrna Loy Stone’s mysterious disappearance back in '77, and something that really struck me is the weirdness around her car being left at Taco Time with the keys and purse inside. You have to wonder if she parked there just to grab a quick bite or if she was meeting someone. It's common for people to make a quick stop during lunch, but leaving a purse behind doesn't feel right unless she was in a major rush or something unexpected happened. Did she have any friends or coworkers who knew her plans for that day? Or maybe someone at work who noticed anything unusual before she left for lunch? Any input from people familiar with the area back then would be really helpful. The case has been cold for so long—it feels like there's just got to be something we’re all missing!
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Has anyone else thought about the significance of Myrna Loy Stone's car being found at a Taco Time? It's perplexing to me that her white Plymouth Duster was left with keys and purse inside. If she went there for lunch, why leave her personal items behind? Was it a planned stop, or was she meeting someone? The presence of her car has got to be more than just a coincidence; it feels like it might hold some key to figuring out what really happened that day. I realize it's been decades, but sometimes details like the location can offer some overlooked connections. Anyone else have thoughts on this aspect of the case?
