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Hey everyone, I've been following the Wayne Flagg case from Massena, NY and something has always puzzled me about the vehicle situation. His car was found unlocked in a parking lot—does anyone know if anything was missing from it or if there was anything unusual inside? It's strange that this detail hasn't led to any breakthroughs. Was it a spot he regularly visited, or completely random? Parking lots can have so many stories, and it’s frustrating that we don’t have more info. Just trying to piece together any part of his routine that might give some insight. If anyone has any thoughts or details that haven't been covered, I'd love to hear them.
Does anyone else find it odd that Wayne Flagg's vehicle was left unsecured in a parking lot? I mean, I get that it's been decades since his disappearance, but back in 1980, wouldn't an unlocked car raise some suspicions, especially in a village like Massena? I wonder if there was any evidence collected from the vehicle or if it just seemed like he parked and walked away. It’s frustrating when so little is known about what happened after he left home. I'm curious if there were any fingerprints that didn’t match his or anything that might suggest a struggle. It's unsettling to think that we have so few clues about his movements after 3 p.m. on August 2nd. If anyone has more details on what was found in his car, I'd love to hear about it. Sometimes, even the smallest overlooked detail can make a difference in old cases like this.
Hey everyone, I've been reading through the discussion about Wayne Flagg's disappearance, and something's been bothering me about when his car was found. It was left unsecured, which seems odd to me. I mean, why would someone just leave their car like that unless they were planning to come back quickly? This makes me wonder if something or someone interrupted his plans before he could return. Could it be that he trusted someone enough to walk willingly away from his vehicle, thinking he'd be back soon? Or was there evidence in the car that we might not know about? Maybe someone local who knows more about the area back in 1980 might have some insights. What do you all think? Speculation or theory, I'm just trying to piece together what might have happened during those crucial hours.