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Forum Posts for Robert Linton:
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I've been following the Linton case for a while now, and one thing that's been nagging at me is the whole credit card situation. Sinclair used their cards after the Lintons vanished, which is chilling enough, but I can't help but wonder about the inventory of items purchased and stored in his unit. Was there anything that could have held vital clues, like specific tools or equipment that might hint at what happened to them? Also, the fact that Sinclair had their cards suggests he interacted with them or their belongings directly. It’s frustrating that Sinclair died before we could get any solid answers. Does anyone have more information on what exactly was found in his storage unit and whether it was ever compared to other missing persons cases? It seems like there could be more there that's been overlooked or just not widely reported. Would love to hear thoughts or if anyone can point to detailed reports on this.
Does anyone else find it odd that the Lintons’ truck was left at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport? I mean, were they planning to fly somewhere mid-camping trip, or was it just a way to throw off investigators? The traces of blood and hair found in the truck make you think that something bad happened before it even got there. It's kind of chilling thinking someone else drove it there—and that person might be the key to solving this mystery. Also, with Charles Thurman Sinclair using their credit cards, it seems he could have been on the move right away. If Sinclair had a storage unit with their items, what else could he have been hiding? Maybe looking into records of people who flew out around the time they went missing could help connect some dots. Does anyone have theories on why the truck ended up at the airport?