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I’ve been following the case of Allyson Dalton and her mom, Sylena, and something that really stands out to me is the timeline of events on that day. It's so strange, right? No forced entry, no unusual noises, but a witness sees a man with a baby near the scene. Pompell’s story of visiting the apartment without getting an answer raises so many questions. Was it just a case of bad timing, or is there more to the story? It’s puzzling how the crucial hours between when Sylena was last heard from and the discovery of her murder seem to slip through the cracks. What do you all think about the witness sighting? Could it really be a mistaken identity situation, or is there potentially another angle we’re all missing? The fact that Allyson hasn't been found after all these years is incredibly baffling.
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Does anyone else find it odd that there were no signs of forced entry at Sylena's apartment? In cases like this, you'd expect there to be some evidence of a break-in if it was truly a stranger who committed the crime. It's like it was either someone she knew, who she would have let in willingly, or someone who had a way of entering without force. The fact that the witness saw a man around the time of the murder putting a baby into a truck still makes me think that this case needs another deep dive. Why weren't there more questions surrounding how the person entered and exited the apartment so stealthily? It feels like such a crucial detail that’s been overshadowed by everything else. Anyone have any additional thoughts or info on this angle?
