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Hi everyone,
I’ve been diving into Sandra Lorraine Andrews’ case and something that strikes me as odd is the time she left work. It was around 11:15 p.m., right? I can't help but wonder if any of her coworkers noticed anything unusual that night. Maybe someone saw her talking to someone in the parking lot or noticed a strange vehicle nearby? Even the smallest detail someone might have dismissed as unimportant back then could be crucial now. If anyone here has insights or theories based on similar cases, I’d love to hear them. Let's keep Sandra's story alive and keep searching for answers.
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Does anyone else find it odd that Sandra's keys were left on the trunk of her car? It's a strange spot to leave them, especially if she was planning to leave voluntarily or was in a rush. It almost feels like someone deliberately placed them there to make it seem like she left on her own, but why leave the keys behind at all? This kind of detail often sticks with me in these cases, and I wonder if this could indicate a struggle or a sign from Sandra trying to lead someone to her last known location. Anyone with thoughts on what this could mean or if similar details have helped solve other missing persons cases?
It's been so long since Sandra Andrews went missing, and her disappearance still haunts the Greenwood community. Has anyone looked into the business where her car was found? Seems odd that her belongings were left so haphazardly—almost like someone wanted them to be found. I'm wondering if the location had any security cameras or night staff back then who might have seen something. Even if it's a long shot, it could provide some insight. Also, does anyone know if there were missing persons cases around Route 13 during that time? Maybe there's a connection that wasn't noticed back then.