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Has anyone else noticed the strange detail about the blue Chevrolet Corsica? Veronica’s car being parked neatly in the garage that morning has always stuck out to me. Typically, if someone isn’t feeling well, like Veronica reportedly was that night, wouldn’t they just park in the driveway or at least a bit haphazardly? The fact that it was there tidily almost feels like either she wasn’t in any rush to get inside despite feeling unwell, or someone else moved it there. It makes me wonder if something transpired between leaving work and getting home. I just feel like this detail, small as it might be, could be significant. Has anyone else thought about who might have moved the car, if not Veronica herself?
Does anyone else find it odd how Veronica’s trail just stops in that alley? I've heard stories of scent trails ending bizarrely in certain cases but given that it’s not far from her house, it makes you wonder. Could she have gotten into a vehicle there, maybe with someone she knew? Also, given the small-town setting, it seems like someone should have seen or heard something. I guess the lack of witnesses is common in these cases, but it’s puzzling. Anyone here familiar with how accurate those scent-trailing dogs usually are in such situations?
Was anyone else struck by the timing of the cadaver dog search? I read somewhere that they were brought in quite a bit after Veronica's disappearance. It's frustrating to think about how much evidence could have been missed because of that delay. Obviously, they did their best with what they had, but I still wonder if the scent trail would have been more revealing if caught earlier. Has anyone seen cases where time made such a difference with tracking dogs? It just seems like this could have been a key piece of the puzzle if acted on sooner.