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Has anyone else found it curious that both laptops and her handwritten journals were the only things missing from Marion's apartment? It’s like she took only the things that hold personal or potentially digital information. Could this suggest she had planned to go somewhere or meet someone urgently, where she thought she might need those? I think it’s odd that the usual essentials—ID, phone, personal items—were left behind. With Richard's cooperative demeanor changing once the polygraph was brought up, it makes me wonder if there’s something in those laptops or journals that could shed light on the situation. Was she maybe starting a new project or had she been communicating with someone new? Any tech experts here have thoughts on how investigators might track info on those laptops, if they find them?
I recently came across Marion McCleneghan-Soto's case, and one detail that piqued my interest was the missing laptops and journals from her apartment. It makes me wonder if she left voluntarily or if someone removed them after she disappeared. It's odd that she left behind crucial items like her phone and ID but took or lost these other personal effects. I'm curious if the journals had any significant information about her state of mind or personal connections, perhaps something that could shed light on why she might have traveled to Long Island or any other place. Does anyone know if the journals or laptops had any passwords or writing she shared with someone close? Keeping my fingers crossed for any updates.
Was anyone else puzzled by the missing laptops and journals from Marion's apartment? It's curious because tech can sometimes hold clues about someone's frame of mind or plans. Since she left without her phone or ID, those laptops might have been more important to her than we realize. Maybe the written journals could have had things she didn’t share with others. Does anyone know if the police were able to track any history or contacts from the laptops? It just seems like a piece of the puzzle that might really help someone understanding where her head was at or if she was planning any major changes. Thoughts?