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Has anyone else found it odd that despite all the years that have passed, Lorill's car was only discovered weeks after her disappearance, abandoned so close to Mark's apartment? I mean, we're talking about a burgundy 1991 Ford Escort - not exactly inconspicuous. It's baffling how there weren't any earlier reports from folks in the neighborhood noticing it sooner. I wonder if it points to the possibility of the car being moved there after she was already missing. Or could it be that people just assumed it was an old car that someone parked and forgot? It makes you think about the timing and if anyone in that area saw anything around that time that could provide a clue. Has anyone heard of anything along those lines being looked into?
I've been following Lorill Sinclaire Bryden's case for quite some time, and one detail I can't stop thinking about is the abandoned car. Her 1991 burgundy Ford Escort was left near her boyfriend's apartment, and it just doesn't sit right with me. I mean, why would she leave it there and just vanish? It's such a busy area, especially near the mall, so how did no one see anything when it was left? Plus, Frisby lived nearby, which feels too coincidental. Could her car have just been a decoy to divert attention from where everything actually happened, or was it left near his apartment to send some kind of message? Anyone else have thoughts on how this might fit into the broader picture of her disappearance and the investigation?
Has anyone else noticed how Frisby pawned the knife shortly after Lorill went missing? It’s really suspicious, especially with the DNA evidence linking back to it. How did he think this wouldn't eventually lead to him? For someone to go from being a person of interest to facing second-degree murder charges, there must be some solid connections there. I wonder if there are other items he might've pawned or gotten rid of around that time. The timing of the purchase of cleaning supplies also raises a lot of red flags. It's frustrating that they haven't found her body yet, which seems to be the missing piece in this case. I hope the trial brings more clarity and justice for Lorill.