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Hey everyone, I was reading up on the David Lee Branton case and couldn't help but focus on the fact that his car was parked across the street that day. I mean, if you lived somewhere for a while, wouldn’t you have a pretty established parking routine? Especially if you're used to parking behind the apartment? It just seems odd. Could it be an indication that he was in a rush or maybe wasn’t the one who parked it there? Has anyone come across anything in other cases where a small detail like this provided a clue? Maybe if someone was trying to make him disappear, they could’ve moved the car to throw things off? It's a small detail, but sometimes those are what crack these mysteries. Thoughts?
