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Hey everyone,
I've been digging into Elisha Eittreim’s case and something that really stands out is how she was pretty close to switching schools to UC Berkeley. As someone who has transferred universities myself, I can imagine the stress and excitement she was probably feeling. It makes me wonder if she talked about this transition with anyone at her college or work. Maybe someone overheard her and knew about the routine changes she’d be making.
Also, I read she was studying art—did anyone come across her art or maybe know if she shared any pieces that might reflect what she was going through emotionally? Sometimes art can be a window into someone's state of mind. Just trying to think of angles that might have been overlooked. Would appreciate any insight or thoughts!
Stay safe, everyone.
Hey everyone,
I've been doing some deep dives into Elisha Eittreim's case, trying to wrap my head around what happened on that night back in '94. Something that stands out to me is the fact that no money was withdrawn from her account, even though she planned to hit an ATM. It's like she vanished into thin air before even reaching it. Does anyone know if there were any surveillance cameras near the ATMs or Val's Liquor back then? I know it's a long time ago, but I'm wondering if any footage was ever reviewed. It's such a key piece of the puzzle, considering she had $900 untouched in her account. The absence of any activity makes me think she may have been intercepted before she even got close to reaching those spots. Thoughts?
Hoping for some insightful discussion,
Alex
Has anyone else looked into the security camera footage from ATMs around the time Elisha went missing? It seems strange that there's no record of her making it to the ATM given it was one of her planned stops. I wonder if the cameras were checked thoroughly back then or if there might have been some technical issues with them. With her bank account untouched, diving deeper into this could offer some clues. Does anyone know how common it was for ATMs to have working cameras in the early '90s? It could be a crucial piece of the puzzle.