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Has anyone ever done a deep dive into the identity of "Dee," the truck driver Patricia left with? It seems so strange to me that someone could remain unidentified for all these years. Being a truck driver, Dee could have had a route that spanned multiple states—maybe even Canada or Mexico. Has there been any effort to check truck company records from that time, or does anyone know if the family recognized the truck logo or company name? It's just baffling that Dee and her husband are still complete mysteries. With Patricia mentioning she was going away for just a few days, it makes me wonder if maybe she felt pressured into going or if she really trusted Dee. You'd think someone out there might remember spotting them or the truck. Thoughts?
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Hey everyone, I've been digging into Patricia Louise Colyer's disappearance, and something that's really puzzling is the identity of "Dee" — the truck driver Patricia left with. I've seen some old theories suggesting that "Dee" might not have been a truck driver at all and that maybe this was just a cover story. Does anyone else think there's a possibility that "Dee" could have used a fake profession as part of a larger plan? Given how little we know about her, it's strange that no one can identify her or her husband. It feels like this aspect of the case should have been a major lead. Also, why wasn’t her boyfriend or family more suspicious of these people if they never met them? This has been nagging at me for some time, and I'm curious if anyone else has thoughts or additional information on who "Dee" could have been. If anyone has old connections to the trucking community from back in the '80s around Tacoma, it could be worth getting the word out to see if this rings any bells.
