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I've been digging into the Thill case, and something that's been on my mind is the whole connection to Robert Hansen. It seems pretty odd that Hansen mentioned being in Seward the day she vanished and then claimed he had nothing to do with it. But here's the kicker—there were more marks on that map they found in his house than the number of victims he fessed up to. Could Thill have been one of those unacknowledged marks? I know Hansen's usual MO involved targeting sex workers, but there's definitely something off about him being so close to Seward right when Thill disappeared. It's unsettling how many loose threads there are with these unsolved cases. When you think about it, could there be more victims out there that we don't even know about yet? It's just sad that these stories remain mysteries, and families are left without closure. Anyone else have thoughts on the map or any details about Hansen's connection to the area around the time Thill went missing?
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Has anyone else looked into the connection between Thill's disappearance and that unusual map found in Hansen’s home? It's fascinating—and terrifying—how the map had more marks than the number of known victims. Given the timeline, it's plausible that Thill could be one of those unaccounted-for marks. I can't help but wonder if there might be details on that map that we should look more closely at, especially anything near the waterfall area where Thill was last seen. Hansen's denial makes me question how much more he took to the grave. Maybe there's something in the old records or witness accounts not fully explored? Anyone have thoughts or theories?
