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I've been digging into Rocio's case, and something that really stands out to me is the Pontiac Grand Am being driven 312 miles during the time Joseph was away in Florida. Does anyone know if there were attempts to track those miles? Like, are there any known locations or routes where the car might have gone? It's so odd that a car would rack up that distance and not leave a traceable trail. With the car being locked and the briefcase missing, it adds a whole layer of mystery. Grease spots on the driver's floorboard also seem like a significant detail that doesn't easily fit into the narrative of Browne's confession about taking her to the movies. I wonder if those miles and spots might connect to other unsolved aspects of this case or even link it to other crimes that haven't been associated with Browne yet. Thoughts?
Has anyone else looked into the significance of those grease spots on the driver's side floorboard of Rocio's Pontiac Grand Am? I can't help but think there might be more information hidden in that detail. It's weird because it seems out of place, right? Like, where did those come from in the first place? Could it be a clue pointing to a specific interaction or location that hasn’t been fully uncovered?
Given that the car was driven 312 miles while Joseph was away, it makes you wonder if maybe it was taken to a mechanic or an auto shop at some point. Maybe the grease spots come from someone who worked on the car during that time. Just throwing ideas out there, but has anyone checked for any local garages or mechanics who might have had some knowledge about the vehicle during that period? It just seems like a detail that could have been easily overlooked but might be useful in piecing together this part of the case. Thoughts?