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Hey everyone,
I’ve been going down the rabbit hole with Andre Bryant’s case, and something that really stands out to me is the involvement of the mysterious women. How is it possible that they were never identified, especially since one of them was reportedly quite distinctive with a noticeable accent? With the burgundy Pontiac Grand Am and possible Maryland plates, it feels like these are threads that should have been easier to pull at the time. Could it be that they used fake plates?
Also, it’s intriguing that this case is linked to the other unsolved baby abductions in Harlem. It makes me wonder if there was some larger operation going on, perhaps even more extensive than previously considered. With Andre, Christopher Dansby, and Shane Walker all missing under similar circumstances, and considering Andre’s potential ties to an adoption ring, could these women have been part of a more significant network involved in these disappearances?
There’s so much more to uncover, and any insight or new info would be invaluable. Let’s keep discussing and hope that eventually, someone comes forward who knows something. Fingers crossed for some breakthrough!
I was revisiting the case of Andre Bryant, and can't shake off how peculiar the involvement of the burgundy Pontiac is. Isn't it curious how these two women were so bold to orchestrate such an elaborate plan involving a noticeable vehicle with potentially traceable Maryland plates? I mean, in 1989, there's no way they wouldn't have considered that someone might remember or report seeing such a car. It just makes me wonder if the car was stolen or if they were possibly using fake plates? Could there have been other sightings of this car in the neighboring areas or connected cases? Anyone have any insights or thoughts on how effective police methods in that era were in tracking vehicles like this?