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Does anyone else find it odd that there was no sign of struggle in Tina's room? It makes me wonder if she really did leave on her own at first. If it was common for her friends to come by her window, maybe she planned to step out briefly and something unexpected happened. The fact that all her belongings, including her purse, were left behind suggests she didn’t plan on being away for long. The boyfriend failing the polygraph test has always been a sticking point in my mind, though. Even if her family doesn't think he's involved, it feels like an important piece of the puzzle that shouldn't be ignored. What do you all think? How much weight should be given to failed polygraphs in cases like these? It’s been so long, and it’s frustrating that we're no closer to finding out what really happened to Tina.
