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I was digging through some old records on Tracy Hill’s disappearance and couldn't help but get fixated on the call to her work. If it wasn't Tracy who made it, then who did? And why choose to call her workplace the day before she was set to miss? It seems like a bold move to impersonate someone that way. If everyone at work knew her, wouldn't they be able to tell if it was her voice or not? Maybe the caller thought they wouldn’t get questioned if they sounded even somewhat plausible. It just feels like there's something crucial in understanding the motive behind that call. Anyone else have thoughts on this or insider info that might add context? It’s little details like this that sometimes crack a case wide open. What's everyone’s take?
