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I’ve been reading up on Shelton John Sanders' case, and something’s really been bugging me. Does anyone else find it weird how Shelton’s car was just sitting at that apartment complex for nearly two years without anyone noticing? Like, wouldn’t the apartment management or residents have reported an abandoned car?
Given its age and model, it must’ve stood out at least a bit. I’m starting to wonder if it was moved there much later and not right after he vanished. Maybe someone was driving it and only ditched it when things started heating up? It seems like the kind of detail that could mean a lot if we only knew more. If anyone’s familiar with the area or has thoughts about this, I’d love to hear them. It feels like this is one of those missing puzzle pieces.
Has anyone looked into whether there were any security cameras at the apartment complex where Shelton’s car was found? I know it was back in 2003, but maybe there were tapes that could provide more clues about who might have left the car there. It just seems odd to me that the car would sit there for so long without someone noticing. Maybe local businesses or traffic cameras in the area caught something too? Just trying to think of anything that could help piece this together after all this time. Seems like there are still so many loose ends in this case.
Hey everyone, I’ve been following Shelton John Sanders’ case for a while and something's been on my mind about the apartment complex where his car was found. I mean, it sat there for nearly two years! Does anyone else think it’s strange that nobody at the complex reported the car or found it suspicious? It's not like a white 1988 Oldsmobile Regency blends into the background. Could it have been moved there after some time, maybe? Or did people just assume it was an abandoned vehicle someone hadn’t gotten around to moving? This seems like a crucial detail that could point to some answers or at least help piece together the timeframe a bit better. Would love to hear your thoughts!