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Does anyone else find it odd that just a month after Francillon went missing, his mother and her boyfriend were caught trying to sell his toys? It makes me wonder what else they might have done to get rid of evidence or distance themselves from the case. I mean, selling the possessions of a missing child is just so bizarre and heartless. It's like they weren't even trying to hide their nonchalance about his disappearance. You’d think the toys of a missing child would hold some sentimental value, or at least be something you'd want to hold onto in case he returned. Curious to hear what others think about this. Could it be more than just an attempt to make quick cash?
I was just digging into Francillon Pierre's case and something really caught my attention. Has anyone else noticed how odd it was that Amy Fleming and Lee Luster were trying to sell Francillon's toys just a month after he disappeared? I mean, to me, it feels really suspicious. As a parent, that just doesn't sit right. It's almost like they were trying to erase any trace of him from their lives. I wonder if there were any specific toys that they were particularly keen on selling or if anyone knows more details about this attempt to sell his stuff. Maybe someone witnessed those transactions or discussed it with them? It just seems like there might be more to uncover there.